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What are Brick Bonds? Brick bonds are how bricks are arranged within a wall and can provide a decorative finish to what can be one of the main components of a building. Across the many types of bonds that can be used to build a wall, the test of time has rendered a few favourites […]
What are Dilapidations? Dilapidations is the term normally used for repairs required under a Lease. Most commercial Leases in the UK place an obligation on the Tenant to undertake a variety of repairs, decoration and other express covenants which may include complying with Legislation, cleaning the Premises or reinstating any alterations at the end of […]
Bradley-Mason specialises in providing project management and supporting services for commercial EPC surveyors. With incoming changes to the MEES regulations and the growing importance of accurate energy performance certificates (EPCs), Bradley-Mason makes it as easy and straightforward to get any support and project management services you need. If you are a commercial surveyor that takes […]
Whether you are a landlord with property to let or a business about to enter into a lease agreement, a Schedule of Condition (SoC) is an important document designed to protect your interests. The document is typically prepared for legal and contractual reasons, both for residential and commercial properties. A Schedule of Condition is generally […]
Having adequate insurance cover for your commercial buildings is vital, whether your investment is a single building or you’re managing a larger portfolio. Not enough insurance can leave you financially exposed in the event of a claim, particularly in the event that you have to rebuild the property, which can have potentially disastrous consequences. Too […]
Many commercial landlords might already be wrestling with issues around bills, non-paying tenants, or rising mortgage rates but they can’t afford to ignore fast-approaching EPC deadlines. Under the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES), all non-domestic rented buildings must get an EPC B rating by 2030 and although that’s still a few years off, the government […]
