Leak investigation reports
Inspection of visible symptoms and accessible likely sources, recording observations, tests, limitations and recommendations.
Practical leak, roof, condition, damp, mould, insurance and photographic reports for property managers and owners in London. ST Maintenance London Limited provides this service for property managers, estate agents, landlords and businesses throughout London and surrounding areas across the South East.
Our reports are written from a contractor’s practical perspective: what was visible, what could be tested, what remains uncertain and what action is recommended. Where structural engineering, specialist diagnostics or statutory assessment is required, we say so clearly.
Inspection of visible symptoms and accessible likely sources, recording observations, tests, limitations and recommendations.
Condition reporting on accessible roof coverings, details and drainage, supported by photographs.
A practical record of observed defects within an agreed area or scope, rather than a full building survey unless expressly commissioned.
Assessment of moisture patterns, ventilation, condensation risks and building defects visible at the time of inspection.
Factual documentation of observed damage and proposed remedial scope to assist a claim or insurer review.
Organised images with locations and concise notes for remote decision-makers and maintenance records.
We understand approvals, occupant access, work-order references and the need for usable evidence. The agreed service can include site coordination, photographic updates, RAMS and clear separation between instructed work and further recommendations.
View our processNo. Our reports are contractor inspection reports unless a differently qualified survey is specifically commissioned.
Not always in one visit. Intermittent weather, concealed construction and multiple defects can require staged investigation.
A remedial quotation can follow once the necessary scope is sufficiently defined.
Yes, where rope access is commissioned and suitable for the building.
Our reports are written from a contractor’s practical perspective: what was visible, what could be tested, what remains uncertain and what action is recommended. Where structural engineering, specialist diagnostics or statutory assessment i
Read guideA contractor report is a practical record of what was visible, tested and still uncertain. It should distinguish observation from diagnosis and recommend the next step. Structural engineering or specialist assessment falls outside a normal
Read guideSend the address, photographs, access information and a clear description of the work.