by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
Schedule of Condition reports sit at the intersection of property, evidence, and dispute resolution. When a neighbour dispute escalates, or when a client needs to protect themselves against allegations of damage, the quality of the Schedule of Condition often...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
Schedule of Condition reports are often viewed as something that happens “around” a project rather than a tool that actively supports it. In practice, a robust Schedule of Condition can make a measurable difference to project delivery—reducing neighbour anxiety,...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
If building work is planned next door—or you’re planning work yourself and want to protect your position—few documents are as practical and reassuring as a Schedule of Condition report. It is a detailed written and photographic record of a property’s visible condition...
by Howorth | Jan 28, 2026 | Articles
It depends on what you’re buying and what risk you’re trying to manage. A snagging list and a Level 2 Home Survey are designed for different problems: A snagging list is about workmanship, completion, and defects in a new or recently refurbished home (the “is it...
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...
