In this guide, London Dilaps Ltd explains what each document means, how they affect your legal responsibilities, and why every London tenant should be aware of both long before handover day arrives.
How long do office dilapidations really take? London Dilaps Ltd breaks down the full timeline — from survey to handover — so your lease exit runs smoothly
When taking on or handing back a commercial property, you’ll often hear the terms Category A (CATA) and Category B (CATB) fit-out. Understanding the difference between them is crucial for managing lease-end reinstatement and planning your office design effectively
When your commercial lease nears its end, preparing your office for handover can be a complex and time-sensitive process. Whether you’re a London SME in an office or retail unit, early lease end planning is key to reducing costs, avoiding disputes, and ensuring a smooth exit.
Office dilapidations are the repairs and reinstatement obligations tenants face at the end of a commercial lease. Understanding these early can save London businesses time, money, and stress when vacating an office. In this post, we explain what dilapidations are, how the process works, and how to manage your lease end smoothly with expert guidance
We help London SMEs understand their lease obligations, plan reinstatement works and hand back their space smoothly and on time.