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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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Pages from a fictional Level 3 report, as they appear on screen.

A Flettons Level 3 sample report open on a MacBook: the key points page beside the roof coverings page with its photograph
Level 3 Building Survey12 Example Road, LondonPage 1 of 4
Sample report page 1: front cover Sample report page 2: your report at a glance Sample report page 3: roof coverings Sample report page 4: your next steps

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: the Flettons logo, Regulated by RICS and a photograph of a Victorian terrace Illustrative sample
    Page 1 of 4

    Front cover

    Every report opens with the property, the survey level and the reference.

  • Sample page showing the condition rating key and the rating for each part of the home Illustrative sample
    Page 2 of 4

    Your report at a glance

    Every part of the home rated 1, 2 or 3, so you see at a glance what needs attention.

  • Sample roof coverings page with a photograph, the likely cause, what happens if it is left, the repair options and future maintenance Illustrative sample
    Page 3 of 4

    Roof coverings

    The detailed narrative every element gets: a photograph, what was found, why it matters and what to do.

    The detailed narrative style, our preferred example
  • Sample next steps page listing what to do, which trade to call and when Illustrative sample
    Page 4 of 4

    Your next steps

    What to do, who to call and when, so the report ends with a plan rather than a list of problems.

Every page here is an illustrative sample for a fictional property, not a full survey and not a client’s report. Not sure which level you need? Compare what each report includes or see how we price surveys.

Sample roof coverings page with a photograph, the likely cause, what happens if it is left, the repair options and future maintenance
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
Condition ratings of 1, 2 or 3 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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