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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 […]
When a commercial lease comes to an end, the process of assessing and claiming dilapidations can often become contentious between landlords and tenants. Dilapidations refer to disrepairs, damages or alterations made without consent that the tenant is liable for rectifying when they vacate the property at the end of the lease term. When presented with […]
Our commercial roof surveys often identify signs of cut edge corrosion on metal roof cladding. In fact, it’s one of the most common problems on industrial sites, which occurs to metal roofing sheet laps and sheet ends. Cut edge corrosion or CEC looks unsightly but it can also lead to rusting which, if left untreated, […]
Here in the UK, we’re rightly proud of the long and traditional history that is still visible today in the buildings of our villages, towns and cities. The architecture of the United Kingdom reflects its long and storied history, with each era leaving its physical mark through the buildings and structures left behind. As chartered […]
The Grenfell Tower fire which occurred in 2017 stands as one of the greatest tragedies in modern British history. The inferno claimed 72 lives and injured 70 more, as residents desperately tried to escape from their homes in the 24-storey tower block in North Kensington. This catastrophe cast a harsh light on the risks of […]
