Evidence scattered
Photos exist, but aren’t grouped by purpose (access, routing, constraints), so the team still has to ask questions.
A real-world pattern we design packs for: the next person can move forward without chasing missing evidence.
A pattern we see on almost every job where the installer used a different surveyor first. Names changed to protect client privacy — but the sequence, the missing evidence, and the time lost are real.
Delivery timing: pack + organised photos are available in the portal immediately on completion of the visit. EPC is delivered by the next morning. If a calculation is required, it is delivered the next day.
Surveyor with homeowner at the property — the kind of clear pack structure this case study is about.
Most delays aren’t “slow work” — they’re missing evidence, unclear assumptions, or photos stored in the wrong place.
Photos exist, but aren’t grouped by purpose (access, routing, constraints), so the team still has to ask questions.
A designer can’t tell what was confirmed on site vs assumed later — so they pause or re-check.
The pack should make it obvious what matters, where it is, and what the next step is.
We capture once and structure it so it’s usable by people who weren’t there.