Pickhill Hall Wrexham LL13 0UG
- Limitations of inspection
- Weather conditions
- Location
- Brief description and history
- Pictures and findings
- Conclusions and recommendations
1 - Instructions
Written instructions have been received from Mr Glenn Taylor, subsequently accepted, to undertake a survey of the above property in respect of to clear the gutters and produce a report with costings to rectify the issues to the development and get it watertight and a costing for the internal repairs from leak damage.
From attending site the gutters overall worked as they should in most parts and where only 25% full with leaf litter still to drop so was worth waiting till major works commencing to save being charged twice. We relocated some slates while on site but again was pointless with all the other inaccessible one still to be done and have been charged for the ones completed.
No flat roofing repairs could be done at the time of the survey because this is major works
2 - Limitations of the inspection
- We would refer you to our conditions of engagement concerning these types of survey and the requirement that they are read in conjunction with this report.
- The inspection was visual without taking off any roofing material finishes. We have not been able to inspect outside high-level areas in any detail (due to the height and wet condition).
- We have not been able to inspect any part of the subject areas, which is covered, unexposed and inaccessible. We are, therefore, unable to report that such parts are free from other defects.
This report shall be for the private and confidential use of the client for whom the report has been undertaken and shall not be reproduced in whole or in any part relied upon by any third party, for any use without the express written authority of Gap Roofing Services Ltd
3- Weather
- overcast but dry - wet underfoot from previous rain in the night
4- Location
The property is located in the village of Cross Lanes a few miles outside of the town of Wrexham. Cross Lanes has local amenities including a convenience store and is easily accessible to the larger towns of Wrexham, and Bangor On Dee.
5- Brief description and history
Originally constructed in 1870, Pickhill House was converted into apartments early 1990.
Document date: 26-09-2020
