by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
Schedule of Condition reports are often treated as a “surveyors’ document” that sits in the background. In reality, they can have a direct impact on how smoothly your project runs, how quickly concerns are resolved, and whether minor issues escalate into costly...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
The Party Wall etc. Act 1996 applies when building work could affect a shared wall/structure, a boundary wall, or the ground near a neighbouring property in a way that may influence support, stability, or cause damage. If your project falls into one of the categories...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
If building works are planned next door—or your neighbour needs access near your boundary—one of the most practical protections you can put in place is a Schedule of Condition report. It is a detailed written and photographic record of your property’s condition at a...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
These two documents are often mentioned together, but they do very different jobs. Understanding the difference helps you decide what protection you need—and what you’re paying for. What is a Schedule of Condition? A Schedule of Condition (SoC) is a detailed record of...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
A Schedule of Condition report is a detailed written and photographic record of a property’s condition at a specific point in time—typically prepared before nearby building works begin, before access scaffolding is erected, or before any activity that could lead to...
