Inspect
Capture the resident account, room context, defect location, close evidence, readings, external links and reporting history.
The LIG Standard
Inspect. Diagnose. Schedule. Verify.
Every assessed property receives a controlled Property Condition & Remedial Schedule: a practical, auditable route from the evidence found to the action required and the proof needed for closure.
The property-level product
Scott Schedule-style discipline, applied before a dispute requires reconstruction.
LIG does not stop at photographs and recommendations. Each supported defect becomes a structured Schedule entry connecting the reported issue, observed evidence, diagnostic judgement, remedial scope, responsibility, target and verification outcome.
Where the available evidence does not support an actionable in-scope finding, the same Schedule records what was inspected, the evidence considered, limitations, remaining uncertainty and any monitoring or specialist route.
Diagnose
State what the evidence supports, likely cause, alternative explanations, confidence and the limits of the assessment.
Schedule
Define the required remedial action, dependencies, priority, owner, target date and specialist input.
Verify
Test completion against the original defect and required work. Attendance or invoicing alone does not prove resolution.
Inside every Schedule
One record that repairs, management and governance can follow.
The format is consistent across property types while the evidence and professional judgement remain specific to the individual property.
Defect and location
Resident report, room, component, observed condition and linked evidence.
Diagnosis and confidence
Likely cause, alternative explanations, confidence level, limitations and specialist dependencies.
Remedial scope
The work required, sequence, access or reinstatement dependencies and evidence needed.
Priority and ownership
Risk category, applicable target date, named owner, exception route and escalation point.
Verification and outcome
Post-work evidence, revisit result, recurrence status and the reason the item may be closed.
Evidence integrity
Designed to withstand scrutiny.
The Schedule links back to original, dated evidence and preserves the sequence of reports, decisions, repairs, exceptions and corrections.
Traceable evidence
Photographs, video, readings and source records retain their identity and context.
Append-only history
Later information adds a new record. It does not silently erase the earlier position.
Controlled closure
A defect closes only against defined verification evidence or a recorded evidence-based outcome.
Clear professional boundary
Operational schedule. Not disguised expert evidence.
The LIG Schedule is a Scott Schedule-style property-condition and remedial-action record. It is not legal advice, a statutory certificate, a repair design or a CPR Part 35 expert report. Where formal proceedings or matters outside LIG competence require expert evidence, an appropriately instructed independent specialist must review, adopt or supplement the evidence.
The portfolio effect
One property schedule becomes organisational intelligence.
Consistent records allow LIG to identify repeating defects, failed diagnostic assumptions, contractor recurrence, premature closure, evidence gaps and property-type patterns across the stock.
That is how an individual inspection becomes better operational control, targeted investment and defensible board assurance.
Prove the Standard in 90 daysA defined output from every assessment