The scope
The property, questions and work agreed before the assessment.
The assessment record
The findings,
in a useful order.
You receive a record of the agreed assessment, with the observations and options explained so the next decisions have a clear starting point.
Read the finding.
Keep the question beside it.
The report connects the agreed scope, what was observed and the options worth discussing. It should make the next conversation easier to follow.
The observation
The relevant finding, with the location and context needed to understand it.
The next conversation
Options to consider, questions still open and information that may be needed.
Assessment recordWork through
Work through
the findings
with us.
Scope & property context
The areas, information and questions included in the assessment.
Observations & findings
The recorded information and how it is interpreted within the scope.
Options to consider
Potential work and the reasons for considering it, with relevant assumptions made clear.
Next steps & related work
Further questions, specialist input and the relationship between proposed changes.
A useful starting point
Tell us what
you’ve noticed.
Begin with a room you want to understand better or a change you are already planning.
Build an assessment brief