Our Knowledge Hub

The dilapidations process can be tricky to understand. With plenty of legal terminology to try and get your head around, the process can seem impossibly complicated. Our knowledge hub is designed to equip you with the information you need to feel confident during your dilapidations claim, or support your own research.

If you require further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us and a member of our team will be happy to assist you and answer any questions you may have.

Dilapidations Protocol

A Dilapidations Protocol applies to England and Wales and relates to claims for damages for dilapidations made against tenants at the end of their tenancy.

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Schedule of Dilapidations

A guide to what's covered & costs for property condition surveys.

Statutes Capping Dilapidations (Section 18, Section 65 etc.)

The legislation surrounding dilapidation procedures can be complex and difficult to negotiate without the right help.

Quantified Demand

This is the term used in England & Wales for the formal ‘claim’ served upon the tenant by the landlord.

Glossary of Terms

The process of dilapidations can be complex without experience, and there is a lot of industry-specific terminology that can make it difficult for the uninitiated to follow.

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Diminution in Value

The Diminution in Value dilapidations procedure is an important and underused piece of legislation, which we employ to maximum effect.

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Surveyors

Valuations

The law dictates that the quantification of damages paid to a landlord for dilapidations will be capped at the true loss.

Responding to Dilapidations Claims

It is vital that you respond in the precise manner.

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Chartered Surveyors

We are the only dilapidations consultancy in the UK & Ireland that provides both Chartered Building and Valuation Surveyors, ensuring the best results for our clients.

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