When this service is needed
Communal entrances and common property often become the subject of disputes between residents and the property management organisation or a contractor after repairs. Issues may concern windows, lighting, the condition of stairwells, finishes, leaks, cracks and general signs of deterioration.
An inspection helps document the actual condition of common property and identify defects that actually hinder normal use or require a prompt response.
Questions commonly addressed
- Which common property defects can be described and located?
- Do the issues affect safety and normal use?
- Which communal entrance elements require priority attention?
- How can a technical basis be prepared for an enquiry to the property management company or an application to court?
Practical situations
- the communal entrance lacks adequate lighting and has visible finishing defects
- after repairs to common property, residents consider the work to be of poor quality
What you receive
The result is useful because it turns collective complaints into a clear technical document concerning specific areas and defects. This helps both in negotiations and in formal applications.
Photographs are used as thematic illustrations and do not relate to a specific client's case.