Building assessment questions, answered
Read the Law No. 3 guideNo. It organises your information and suggests a next step. It does not inspect the building or determine its legal or technical status.
Yes. Choose “Not sure” and include the date in your list of items to confirm. Do not guess from the age of a neighbouring building.
No. Tell us which records you have and which are missing. The next conversation can clarify what is needed for the proposed work.
Yes. Choose the portfolio route. Begin with an approximate building count and your coordination role; detailed records can follow later.
No. Pricing depends on an agreed scope. Your preparation summary can support a more useful proposal discussion.
Indicate this in your enquiry and provide the stated date if known. Do not upload sensitive documents through an unsecured channel. The planner does not replace any action required by the notice.
Yes. Use the contact page to send a direct enquiry. The planner is optional.
Your enquiry is recorded with a reference. The responsible team reviews it and follows up through your selected contact method. Any appointment or work programme is agreed separately.
Turn uncertainty into a clear next step.
Start with what you know. The planner will help you identify the information still to confirm.
Plan your assessment