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Inspection Survey

We invite you to complete the estate inspection survey. Your responses will be combined with the walkaround findings, and any comments you provide will be reviewed by the Estate Management team.

To ensure your responses align with the industry-standard Housemark grading system, and can be compared with inspections in Norwich and across the country, please read the help notes before starting. We recommend opening the attached help document in a separate window so you can easily refer to them while completing the survey.

The guidance explains how to grade each aspect of the estate. For example:

Graffiti in communal areas

  • Good: These areas typically do not have any graffiti and no graffiti can be found anywhere in the building block..
  • Satisfactory: This is an area with very little evidence of graffiti in the building block.
  • Poor: This is an area with graffiti found in many places within the building block.
  • Very Poor: TThis is when the cleanliness the area is totally unacceptable, where excessive and offensive levels of graffiti are found.


1.  

Removal of litter and leaves from grass area and shrub beds.

* required
2.  

Removal of graffiti from communal areas

* required
As with playgrounds above some care should be taken in scoring this element. Any evidence of offensive (i.e. racist, homophobic, sexist, religious) graffiti should result in an immediate FAIL and score V Poor for this element. Other graffiti which may involve a “tag” and is just unsightly would merit a score of Satisfactory or Poor depending on the level of graffiti that is evident.
3.  

Chutes

* required
As with playgrounds above some care should be taken in scoring this element. Any evidence of offensive (i.e. racist, homophobic, sexist, religious) graffiti should result in an immediate FAIL and score V Poor for this element. Other graffiti which may involve a “tag” and is just unsightly would merit a score of Satisfactory or Poor depending on the level of graffiti that is evident.
4.  

Cleanliness of communal windows

* required
5.  

Cleanliness of ledges including internal window sills

* required
6.  

Entrance halls and lobbies

* required
7.  

Estate Lights

* required
Light not working should cause "Very Poor" grading.
8.  

Stairs, landings entrance halls

* required
9.  

Clean handrails, ledges and banister rails

* required
10.  

Lifts – floors

* required
11.  

 Lifts – doors

* required
12.  

Cleanliness of walls in communal areas

* required
13.  

Communal bin areas and drying areas

* required
14.  

Fly Tipping.

* required
15.  

 Estate Signage & Notice Boards

* required
16.  

Car parks/parking areas

* required
17.  

Paths, roadways and courtyards 

* required
18.  

Play and seating areas

* required
Hazardous materials cause immediate fail.
19.  

Garages and garage areas  (and Sheds)

* required
20.  

Grounds Maintenance – grassed areas

* required
Grass cuttings do not need to be removed (mulch).
21.  

Grounds Maintenance – weed clearance

* required
22.  

Grounds Maintenance – shrub bed and hedge maintenance 

* required