Stock Condition

Our stock condition surveys typically consist of: component condition, Decent Homes Standard, (including HHSRS) and energy efficiency.

By collecting accurate survey data and formatting to align with existing software, you can make informed decisions on investment straight away.

Our trusted surveyors deliver detailed reports, helping clients to form the basis of their future asset management and reinvestment strategies.

Our Stock Condition Surveys include:

• Client asset management database review.

• Survey configuration review and survey design set-up.

• Existing stock condition data validation.

• Decent Homes Standard, Scottish Housing Quality Standard, or Welsh Housing Quality Standard data collection and reporting.

• All levels of energy data collection as well as SAP score generation.

• Accurate stock condition data provision in a format compatible with any asset management system.

• Bespoke executive report with statistically accurate 30-year planned maintenance forecast.

We ensure your stock condition data is accurate, consistent, and reliable. This involves a desktop review of previous surveys and reports, identifying discrepancies or gaps, and testing key assumptions such as life cycles and rates against sector best practice and client experience. Having reliable data will underpin effective decision-making, investment planning, and compliance. 

Having accurate, reliable stock condition information is essential for understanding the risks across your homes, making informed investment decisions, demonstrating that you are meeting your responsibilities and keeping residents safe. It underpins strategic asset management and a robust asset management strategy.

If you are unsure whether your data is giving you a complete and reliable picture, our Stock Condition Health Check provides an independent review of your stock condition data, processes, and approach to stock quality management.

We'll assess the strength of your data and arrangements against the Decent Homes Standard, HHSRS, and the Regulator of Social Housing's Safety and Quality Standard, identifying any gaps, risks, and opportunities for improvement.

You'll receive a clear, evidence-based view of your current position, alongside a prioritised action plan to help you strengthen your approach and make more confident decisions about your homes.