YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO REQUEST A COMPLIMENTARY MOT ASSESSMENT
The certified assessment of tenanted properties is gathering pace with a number of housing clients seeing a clear difference with an MOT certifying the health of their properties. This new framework aids determining current and future stock conditions whilst upholding better decision making with noted issues resulting in a reduced ‘re-spend’ by landlords.
David Bly, Director of Cornerstone Professional Services (UK) Ltd, the organization behind the Property MOT®
, explains why Social Housing
providers are requesting further details and sample MOT surveys aligned to this unique framework:
“The MOT survey demonstrates a user-friendly yet detailed algorithmic assessment of a structure alongside elements controlling the internal atmosphere with each assessment aligned to a property and its residents upholding bespoke outcomes. This approach aligns to the housing stock within the UK as a whole whereby a myriad of stock types, ages and periods plus geographical location and orientation can and do, affect the structural behaviour alongside the internal atmospheric management”.
“In addition, recognizing the net zero journey is upon us, the assessment of each property includes its air permeability and appropriate measures to retain heat etc. That said, the current drive to ‘Insulate Britain’ cannot be a broad-brush affair rather an individual assessment to determine efficacy and anticipated outcomes such that, with a vastly differing structural type and age perspective across the UK, in the absence of specific assessment criteria, we will have to consider ‘Ventilating Britain’.”
With SMART Knowledge embedded in the MOT Application process, the best way to understand more about this opportunity and how your team could be more informed is by requesting complimentary MOT surveys for properties of your choice. This limited opportunity will allow you to learn more of your stock and how it is being utilized.
023 9200 1374
propertymot@cornerstone-ltd.co.uk www.propertymot.uk
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