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Do You Need a Photographic Schedule of Condition Before Signing a Commercial Lease?

Before you commit to a full repairing lease, it’s vital to protect yourself. A Schedule of Condition (sometimes called a photographic condition report) records the exact state of a commercial property before you move in.

This simple step can:
Limit your liability under a repairing lease
Protect both landlords and tenants from future disputes
Reduce the risk of expensive dilapidations claims
Save time and money when you exit the property

In this video, our chartered surveyors explain:
• What a photographic Schedule of Condition includes
• When you should arrange one before signing a lease
• Why it matters for both tenants and landlords
• How Harrison Clarke prepare detailed, cost-effective reports
• Real risks of skipping this step and how it could cost you thousands

Timestamps
0:00 – Why a Schedule of Condition matters
0:14 – What is a photographic Schedule of Condition?
0:46 – When do you need one before a commercial lease?
1:14 – Benefits for landlords and property owners
1:38 – How the process works step by step
2:02 – How Harrison Clarke produce reliable reports
3:00 – Why it saves you time, stress and money

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