SERVICES
Technical Due Diligence
Understand the risks before you commit
Technical due diligence that helps investors, owners and occupiers identify building risks, assess building condition, forecast future capital expenditure, and make confident acquisition, disposal and leasing decisions.
Whether you're acquiring, leasing or selling a commercial property, technical due diligence helps identify risks, understand future liabilities and support informed property decisions. Our Building Consultancy team provides independent assessments to help clients move forward with confidence.
What's included
Our technical due diligence assessments may include:
- Building structure and fabric
- Building services installations
- Vertical transportation systems
- Statutory compliance considerations
- Contamination and hazardous materials
- Insurance reinstatement assessments
- Review of building documentation and certification
- Future capital expenditure and repair requirements.
What you receive
Our technical due diligence reports help clients:
- Identify key property risks
- Understand building condition
- Forecast future capital expenditure
- Support acquisition, disposal and leasing decisions
- Strengthen commercial negotiations
Frequently Asked Questions
Technical Due Diligence is an assessment of a property's building condition and potential technical risks. It can help purchasers, vendors and prospective occupiers understand issues that may affect a property transaction or future ownership.
A Technical Due Diligence report typically outlines key building-related risks, assesses property condition, reviews relevant documentation and highlights future capital expenditure considerations to support property decision-making.
The assessment can cover building structure and fabric, building services installations, vertical transportation, statutory compliance, ground contamination and hazardous materials. It can also include reviewing relevant building documentation and certification and estimating capital expenditure.
Technical Due Diligence can be undertaken when acquiring, leasing or selling an asset to help identify building-related risks and understand potential implications before making or progressing a property decision.
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