Independent inspections for healthier, safer buildings.
Inspect My Block provides an independent inspection service for leaseholders, Residents’ Management Companies, Directors and other property owners who want an informed view of the condition of their building.
What we inspect?
Communal areas
Checking the condition, cleanliness and general presentation of shared spaces.
External areas and grounds
Looking at communal gardens, paths, parking areas and other external spaces.
Roofs and building fabric
Observations of visible defects, deterioration and areas that may require further investigation.
Doors and windows
Checking visible condition, operation and general maintenance requirements.
Lighting
Checking communal lighting and identifying obvious issues requiring attention.
Fire safety considerations
Identifying visible issues or observations that may warrant further investigation or action.
General maintenance
Highlighting defects, deterioration and outstanding maintenance issues.
Health & safety observations
Identifying visible hazards or issues that could affect residents, visitors or contractors.
Cleaning and grounds maintenance
Assessing the standard of cleaning, gardening and general site presentation.
A clear picture of your building.
Following the inspection, you receive a straightforward report highlighting what we've found, what may need attention and what we recommend considering next.
The report can include:
Photographic evidence
Clear photographs supporting the observations made during the inspection.
Issues identified
A straightforward record of defects, maintenance concerns and observations.
Recommended action
Practical suggestions for matters that may require attention or further investigation.
Priorities
A clear indication of areas that may warrant prompt attention.
An independent pair of eyes.
A block can look perfectly well maintained at first glance, while smaller issues can easily go unnoticed.
An independent inspection provides leaseholders, Directors and property owners with an additional perspective on the condition and presentation of their building.
It's particularly useful when you want to:
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Understand the current condition of your building
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Identify maintenance issues before they become bigger problems
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Check the standard of communal areas
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Monitor contractors and ongoing works
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Give Directors greater visibility of their property
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Obtain an independent second opinion
