builing survey builing survey
 

 

 

Example of a Scotts Schedule

 

This is an example of a full Scotts Schedule with the Tenant's Surveyor's reply to the original claim.

In this situation the surveyor ensured that the work required was carried out prior to the end of the Lease. If not the Landlord would have Rent and Insurance while the work was completed, and the costs for carrying out the work to bring it into repair.

Scotts Schedule Report including costsings

Example of a Scotts Schedule Report including costings

The Dilapidations Protocol recommends that the format used in this example (or similar) is followed and it has been adopted by most Chartered Surveyors that specialise in this area.

The Schedule of Dilapidations Protocol additionally recommends that electronic versions are made available so that the first copy produced by the landlord's Chartered Surveyors can then be added to in the ‘Tenant's Comments' and ‘Tenant's Costs' columns by the tenant's chartered surveyor.

In addition to this we have seen it recommended that a Travelling Scott's Schedule should be utilised where, after the initial landlord's comments and tenant's comments, further comments are made by each party in a different colour pen, for example the first additional comments being made by the landlord would be in a red pen and those by the tenant in a blue pen and further comments by the landlord in a green pen and so on until it gets to such a stage where it needs summarising and this document can be typed up.

Overall costs page of the Scotts Schedule, called Heads of Claim

Scotts Schedule - Heads of Claim

 

Once agreement has been made many surveyors use what is known as a ‘Heads of Claim'. This sets out the costings, which we would recommend.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If the Schedule of Dilapidations that your Chartered Surveyor produces does not look like either of the examples below, or if you have been served such a document without an electronic version being made available then we suggest you ask why and contact us to discuss further on 0800 298 5424.

 

O800 298 5424

 

building engineers

Home Buyers Reports Property Surveys - why we're the best. Engineers Reports
© Copyright 1stassociated.co.uk

Quick Links:

Residential Property Surveying

Residential Surveys
Get a Survey Quote
Why Have a Residential Survey?
Mortgage Valuations
Building Surveys or Structural Surveys
What Is An Independent Survey?
Why Have One Of Our Surveys?
Compare Building Surveys
Compare Home Buyers Reports
Why Use Us?
Definitions of Building terms
Listed property
Building Survey Glossary
 

Commercial Property Surveying

Commercial Surveys
Commercial Survey Forms
Compare Commercial Surveys
Compare Commercial
Building Surveys

Compare Commercial
Schedule of Dilapidation

Engineers Report
Pre Sales Survey
Advice On Disputes
Boundary Disputes
Building Disputes
Party Walls
Building Survey Glossary
 

Property Courses

Property Courses
Our Beliefs and Values
Buying and Selling Your Property Course:
Course Aim

Property As An Investment Course
Buying and Selling General Information
Independant Financial Advisors pt1
Independant Financial Advisors pt2
Estate Agents
Chartered Surveyors pt1
Chartered Surveyors pt2
Building Survey Glossary

1st Associated Chartered Surveyors Are Also Available in the Following Areas:

South West

Cornwall
Devon
Somerset
Dorset
Wiltshire
Hampshire

South East

Sussex
Surrey
Kent
Essex
Hertfordshire
Middlesex
Berkshire
Oxfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Bedfordshire
 

East

Norfolk
Suffolk

East Midlands

Northamptonshire
Huntingdonshire
Cambridgeshire
Rutland
Leicestershire
Nottinghamshire
Derbyshire

West Midlands

Warwickshire
Staffordshire
Worcestershire

West Country

Gloucestershire
Hereford
Shropshire
 

North East

Cheshire
Lancashire
West Morland
Cumberland

North

Yorkshire

North West

Northumberland
Durham

London

Central London
North London
South London
East London
West London

This firm does not accept service of documents by email or fax

Web site design in Milton Keynes by Compass Inc.