For a dilapidation report before excavation, demolition or piling next door, PropertySurvey Pro records the neighbouring building room by room and elevation by elevation with dated photographs, so the post-construction visit can follow the same order and compare like with like.
In New South Wales, the planning department's standard conditions of consent for residential development include a dilapidation report on adjoining buildings before site work starts, prepared by a suitably qualified engineer. The app is the capture and reporting tool; the consent condition decides who must prepare the report, so read it before you quote.
New apartment buildings bring a second defect record. Under the NSW Strata Building Bond and Inspections Scheme, the developer lodges a 2% building bond, and a building inspector reports on defects between 15 and 18 months after completion and again between 21 and 24 months. Label each item by lot or common property and repeat the photo angles.
If a dispute reaches the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal, NCAT's Scott Schedule form itemises the defective work claimed. PropertySurvey Pro's itemised defect and cost schedule can feed that form; it does not replace it.