Check the vulnerable points
Review the agreed doors, windows, boundaries and accessible areas.
Understand what is happening at an unoccupied building before a small issue becomes a larger one.
A vacant property still needs attention. Access points, signs of entry, damage and the condition of the site can change between visits. Inspection requirements should follow the building, the risks and any instructions from the responsible property team.
Review the agreed doors, windows, boundaries and accessible areas.
Keep a useful visit record and identify conditions that need attention.
Send concerns to the person responsible for the building or security response.
List the accessible areas and observations included in the visit. Agree access, keys, lone-working arrangements and the reporting route before the first inspection.
Where photographs form part of the report, connect them to a location, time and observation. Record the difference between a new issue and an item already awaiting action.
Forced-entry signs, leaks or damage need a defined escalation. Any emergency response, repair or specialist attendance should follow the client’s instructions and the agreed service scope.
We agree the limits of access, areas to inspect and the observations required. Security inspections are distinct from a specialist building survey or statutory inspection. Where remote CCTV or a physical security presence is appropriate, those options can be assessed alongside the visits.
Have a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamYes. Visits can sit alongside guarding, CCTV or alarm arrangements where the building assessment supports them.
The checklist and reporting can be defined around the property team’s instructions and the agreed scope.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.