ASG Consulting provides dilapidations advice and reporting for commercial landlords and tenants. The service assesses whether a tenant has met lease obligations around repair, maintenance, reinstatement and alterations, and helps parties understand potential liabilities at or near lease end.
Dilapidations can be one of the more contentious moments in a lease. Clear, evidence-based advice keeps the conversation grounded in what the lease actually requires and what the building actually shows.
● Condition vs lease terms
Who it’s for
We act for commercial landlords and tenants, and work alongside the lease advisors and agents supporting them bringing evidence and professional judgement to the discussion.
◆ Commercial landlords
◆ Tenants
◆ Lease advisors
◆ Property managers
◆ Managing agents
● Landlord & tenant advice
What the service can include
Inspection of property condition against the lease obligations.
Identification of disrepair, damage, poor maintenance or unauthorised alterations.
Preparation or review of schedules of dilapidations.
Assessment of likely repair requirements and cost implications.
Support for negotiation or dispute resolution between landlord and tenant.
Professional advice for either side of the lease.
How it works
01
Enquiry & lease
We confirm the property, the lease terms and whether you’re acting as landlord or tenant.
02
Condition vs lease
We inspect condition against the lease’s repair, maintenance, reinstatement and alteration obligations.
03
Findings
We identify disrepair, damage, poor maintenance or unauthorised alterations.
04
Schedule & costs
We prepare or review a schedule of dilapidations and assess likely repair requirements and cost implications.
05
Negotiation support
We support landlord and tenant negotiation or dispute resolution with evidence and advice.
Dilapidations advice assesses whether a tenant has complied with lease repair, maintenance or reinstatement obligations, and helps landlords or tenants understand potential liabilities.
Condition against lease obligations, disrepair, damage, poor maintenance or unauthorised alterations, and the likely repair requirements and cost implications.