Schedule of Reinstatement / Dilapidation

  • Disrepair Record
  • Remedial Works Record
  • Terminal Schedules

Schedule of Reinstatement / Dilapidation

Schedule of Reinstatement is a document which records the state of disrepair of a property and the required remedial works necessary to remedy the property together with itemised cost estimates.

This document is often prepared at or prior to the termination of a Deed of Lease for commercial property premises Building Act 2004 and will generally include cost estimates.

Terminal schedules specifically are undertaken prior to the building consent termination of the Lease and record the remedial works to be undertaken at the expiration or earlier of Lease. Interim schedules detail items of disrepair arising from failure to comply with the terms or covenants of the Lease and are required to be remediated during the term of the Lease.

Contacts

Jason Timms
Senior Building Consultant
BBSc
jason.timms@covekinloch.co.nz
022 687 3498
Auckland
Ron Thomas
Senior Building Consultant
ron.thomas@covekinloch.co.nz
027 473 3077
Wellington
Janet Walters
Building Consultant
janet.walters@covekinloch.co.nz
027 288 0272
Auckland

FAQS

  • What type of buildings/properties are you able to inspect?

    Any property that is subject to a deed of lease and can include land, improvements and buildings complete with fittings, fixtures and services.

  • Does the lessee or the lessor commission a Schedule of Reinstatement?

    More often than not the lessor will commission the schedule as it is in their interest to include every possible item so as to ratchet up the obligation of the lessee. In such circumstances the lessee will then often engage their own building surveyor to analyse the deed of lease and to prepare a second schedule. Negotiations then tend to occur prior to the matter being resolved.