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A commercial building survey is one of the most important steps in any property acquisition or lease negotiation. Whether you’re investing in a retail space, warehouse or an office building, the insights provided by a qualified building surveyor can mean the difference between a sound investment and a costly mistake. Your surveyor’s findings influence purchase […]
As UK commercial property service charges continue to rise at levels outstripping inflation, it is now more important than ever for occupiers to check and verify the accuracy of their demands, to ensure value for money and avoid over-payments and charges. Commercial property service charges are often complex and represent a balancing act for landlords […]
As the winter months approach, commercial property owners face several challenges that can significantly impact their buildings. Harsh weather conditions, freezing temperatures, and increased energy demand all take their toll on property infrastructure. At Bradley-Mason LLP, we understand the importance of maintaining your commercial property year-round, especially during these colder months. That’s why we’re highlighting […]
What is a PPM Survey? A Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) Survey is a tool for property owners to manage budgets and proactively keep their property in a good state of repair. It’s a practical approach to maintenance, designed to avoid failures and unexpected maintenance costs or unplanned disturbances from reactive works. A PPM report identifies […]
Dilapidations can be a confusing part of commercial tenancies and failure to understand them can be a concern for both landlords and tenants since no-one wants to be held responsible for damage they didn’t do. To provide more information about the topic, we’ve put together some key considerations and issues that tenants and landlords should […]
Unnoticeable movements are common in all buildings however abnormal forces and conditions can cause greater building movement and therefore cracking can present itself. Defects in the building fabric, changes in the ground conditions, foundation movement and tree route growth amongst other reasons can all be a cause of cracking. Cracks form when a building fails […]
