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Illustrative report pages

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These are fictional samples of selected pages from a Flettons report, written for a property that does not exist. They show how findings, photographs and next steps are set out. They are not a full survey, and they are never a client’s report.

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The sample pages

Selected pages
from a fictional report.

Open any page to read it at full size. The roof coverings page is the best example of the detailed narrative style every element gets: a photograph, a description, the implications and a recommended action.

  • Sample front cover of a Level 3 Building Survey for a fictional property, 12 Example Road, London, with a colour photograph of a brick terraced house Illustrative sample
    Page 1 of 6

    Front cover

    The level tile, the property and the reference. Every report opens with the address and the level that was carried out.

    Fictional sample of a selected page. Not a full survey and not a client’s report.

  • Sample introduction page explaining that the property, findings and photographs are fictional Illustrative sample
    Page 2 of 6

    About this sample

    An introduction that explains how the report is organised and how to read the condition ratings.

    Fictional sample of a selected page. Not a full survey and not a client’s report.

  • Sample property overview page summarising the construction, accommodation and headline condition of a fictional house Illustrative sample
    Page 3 of 6

    Property overview

    A one-page summary of the property and the headline findings. It supports the detailed narrative; it never replaces it.

    Fictional sample of a selected page. Not a full survey and not a client’s report.

  • Sample roof coverings page: a photograph of displaced slates beside a brick chimney, followed by a description, condition and observations, implications, recommended action and inspection limitations Illustrative sample
    Page 4 of 6

    Roof coverings

    The detailed narrative style used for every element: a photograph, a description, what was observed, what it implies, the recommended action and the limits of the inspection.

    The detailed narrative style, our preferred example

    Fictional sample of a selected page. Not a full survey and not a client’s report.

  • Sample photographic evidence page with four referenced photographs of roof coverings, a gutter and a window frame Illustrative sample
    Page 5 of 6

    Photographic evidence

    Every photograph carries a reference so each finding can be followed back to the evidence. The sample images are illustrative, not inspection evidence.

    Fictional sample of a selected page. Not a full survey and not a client’s report.

  • Sample recommended next steps page listing prioritised actions with the trade to instruct and the timing Illustrative sample
    Page 6 of 6

    Recommended next steps

    Prioritised actions, who to instruct and when, so the report ends with what to do rather than a list of problems.

    Fictional sample of a selected page. Not a full survey and not a client’s report.

Every page here is an illustrative sample for a fictional property. Not sure which level you need? Compare what each report includes or see how we price surveys.

Sample roof coverings page: a photograph of displaced slates beside a brick chimney, followed by a description, condition and observations, implications, recommended action and inspection limitations
Roof coverings, the preferred example. One element, written up in full: photograph, description, condition and observations, implications, recommended action and inspection limitations. Fictional sample, not a client’s report.

Inside every report

What you’ll find
in a Flettons report.

Every report is written to be read, not filed. Each element gets the same structure, so you can follow a finding from the photograph to the action.

Executive summary
A clear overview of the key findings and what matters most.
Condition ratings
Traffic-light ratings for each element of the property.
Detailed findings
Referenced photographs, descriptions and the surveyor’s observations.
Implications
What each defect could mean for the building, and for you.
Recommended action
Practical advice on who to instruct and what to ask for.
Next steps
Prioritised guidance on repair, maintenance and further investigation.

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