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Residential Development Visit Report

by Matthew Cookson, from the Community

Use this residential development visit report template to document site conditions during routine inspections. Capture observations on grounds, gardens, car parks, windows, bin stores, pests, gutters and pipes, entry systems, doors, drains, lighting, paving, roofs, fences, and any dumped rubbish, boards, leaks, or abandoned vehicles. Record electricity meter numbers and readings, upload photos, and note additional issues for follow up. Designed for property managers and inspectors to standardize reporting and support timely maintenance.

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Residential Development Inspection Report
This residential development inspection template guides property and facilities managers through a comprehensive site visit. Record client and site details, dates, and locations; review development appearance including grounds, car parks, bin and bike stores, and signage. Capture estate meter readings for electricity, water, and gas. Inspect external items such as drains, lighting, paving, fences, refuse, and abandoned vehicles. Verify booster pumps, tanks, CCTV, and mechanical gates. For each block, assess internal common areas, cleanliness, windows, post boxes, decorations, handrails, stair treads, lighting, fire doors, service cupboards, and flooring. Check external decoration, roofs, guttering, and balconies. Confirm required signage for fire safety and services. Review mechanical and electrical equipment including emergency lighting, aerial and satellite systems, door entry systems, and smoke or fire alarms. Log additional issues and capture the inspector signature.
by Katy Williams, from the Community
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Site Visit Report for Residential Development
This site visit report template helps teams document residential development inspections with structured sections for site information, estate condition, grounds and drainage, paving and lighting, waste and abandoned vehicles, dock wall safety and lifebuoys, mechanical and electrical equipment, CCTV checks, signage and notices, electricity and water meter readings, other observations, and an attached site plan. Use it to capture dates, location, client, preparer, and meter numbers and readings, and to ensure issues are recorded consistently for follow up. Suitable for property and facilities managers, housing associations, and developers overseeing estates.
by Dean Connor, from the Community
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Residential Development Site Visit Report
This template supports property managers conducting site visits at residential developments. It covers estate appearance, grounds and car park condition, bin and bike stores, external lighting and signage, and checks for dumped items or abandoned vehicles. Capture estate electricity, water, and gas meter readings by block. Inspect internal communal areas for cleanliness, windows, post boxes, decoration, stair rails and treads, flooring and lighting. Verify fire doors, intumescent strips and seals, closures, and service cupboards including locks and compartmentation. Confirm required signage on notice boards, doors, lifts and cupboards. Review mechanical and electrical systems including aerial and satellite, CCTV, and door entry, and log additional issues.
by Katy Williams, from the Community
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Site Visit Report for Residential Estates
Use this structured site visit report template to document the condition of residential estates and apartment blocks. Capture details on grounds, car parks, bin stores, drainage, and signage. Assess block exteriors and interiors including windows, lighting, flooring, handrails, and entrances. Verify fire doors and fire safety notices, service cupboards, and compartmentation. Review mechanical and electrical equipment including aerial and satellite systems, CCTV, door entry systems, lifts, lightning conductors, gates or barriers, and solar panels. Log routine emergency lighting tests and record electricity meter readings. Add observations, photos, and actions to support follow up and compliance.
by Dean Connor, from the Community
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Residential Development Inspection Report

This residential development inspection template guides property and facilities managers through a comprehensive site visit. Record client and site details, dates, and locations; review development appearance including grounds, car parks, bin and bike stores, and signage. Capture estate meter readings for electricity, water, and gas. Inspect external items such as drains, lighting, paving, fences, refuse, and abandoned vehicles. Verify booster pumps, tanks, CCTV, and mechanical gates. For each block, assess internal common areas, cleanliness, windows, post boxes, decorations, handrails, stair treads, lighting, fire doors, service cupboards, and flooring. Check external decoration, roofs, guttering, and balconies. Confirm required signage for fire safety and services. Review mechanical and electrical equipment including emergency lighting, aerial and satellite systems, door entry systems, and smoke or fire alarms. Log additional issues and capture the inspector signature.

by Katy Williams, from the Community

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Site Visit Report for Residential Development

This site visit report template helps teams document residential development inspections with structured sections for site information, estate condition, grounds and drainage, paving and lighting, waste and abandoned vehicles, dock wall safety and lifebuoys, mechanical and electrical equipment, CCTV checks, signage and notices, electricity and water meter readings, other observations, and an attached site plan. Use it to capture dates, location, client, preparer, and meter numbers and readings, and to ensure issues are recorded consistently for follow up. Suitable for property and facilities managers, housing associations, and developers overseeing estates.

by Dean Connor, from the Community

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Residential Development Site Visit Report

This template supports property managers conducting site visits at residential developments. It covers estate appearance, grounds and car park condition, bin and bike stores, external lighting and signage, and checks for dumped items or abandoned vehicles. Capture estate electricity, water, and gas meter readings by block. Inspect internal communal areas for cleanliness, windows, post boxes, decoration, stair rails and treads, flooring and lighting. Verify fire doors, intumescent strips and seals, closures, and service cupboards including locks and compartmentation. Confirm required signage on notice boards, doors, lifts and cupboards. Review mechanical and electrical systems including aerial and satellite, CCTV, and door entry, and log additional issues.

by Katy Williams, from the Community

10+

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Site Visit Report for Residential Estates

Use this structured site visit report template to document the condition of residential estates and apartment blocks. Capture details on grounds, car parks, bin stores, drainage, and signage. Assess block exteriors and interiors including windows, lighting, flooring, handrails, and entrances. Verify fire doors and fire safety notices, service cupboards, and compartmentation. Review mechanical and electrical equipment including aerial and satellite systems, CCTV, door entry systems, lifts, lightning conductors, gates or barriers, and solar panels. Log routine emergency lighting tests and record electricity meter readings. Add observations, photos, and actions to support follow up and compliance.

by Dean Connor, from the Community

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Residential Development Visit Report

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