Asbestos Survey Leeds — choose the survey that matches your building and planned work
ASM provides management, refurbishment, demolition and reinspection asbestos surveys across Leeds. From a house renovation in Headingley to a commercial property in the city centre or an industrial site in Hunslet, we agree the inspection scope, access and reporting requirements before attendance.
Four Leeds asbestos survey routes with different levels of inspection
The survey should answer what you need to do with the property. HSE guidance distinguishes management surveys from refurbishment and demolition surveys; reinspection is a separate follow-up service for known or presumed materials.
Management Asbestos Survey
For normal occupation and foreseeable maintenance. Locate and assess accessible asbestos-containing materials that could be disturbed during everyday use, helping the dutyholder maintain an asbestos register.
Management surveys in Leeds →Refurbishment Asbestos Survey
Before renovation, fit-out or services work that disturbs the building fabric. Intrusive investigation must cover the full work area, including hidden layers and voids affected by the proposed alterations.
Refurbishment surveys in Leeds →Demolition Asbestos Survey
Before full or partial demolition. An intrusive survey investigates the structure and relevant components within the demolition boundary, with access and vacant areas planned before work begins.
Demolition surveys in Leeds →Asbestos Reinspection Survey
For asbestos already recorded in an existing survey or register. Reassess its condition and update management actions; a reinspection does not investigate every previously hidden building element.
Reinspection surveys in Leeds →Which asbestos survey do you need in Leeds?
Start with the activity and the extent of disturbance. A survey for occupation, a buyer’s investigation and a survey before structural work can require very different access.
| Your requirement and Leeds property example | Likely survey route | What to agree | Leeds page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal occupation and routine maintenanceCity-centre office, shop, warehouse or communal block | Management survey | Accessible materials, condition and management information | Management Survey Leeds → |
| Kitchen, bathroom, heating or electrical alterationsA house in Pudsey, Headingley or Roundhay | Refurbishment survey | All building elements the specified works will disturb | Refurbishment Survey Leeds → |
| Commercial fit-out or soft stripRetail unit, office floor or converted mill | Refurbishment survey, scoped to the works | Partitions, ceilings, floors, voids and services within the work boundary | Refurbishment Survey Leeds → |
| Full or partial structural demolitionIndustrial building, extension or redevelopment plot | Demolition survey | The full demolition area, with intrusive access arranged | Demolition Survey Leeds → |
| Reviewing asbestos already in the registerManaged flats, school estate or commercial portfolio | Reinspection | Current condition, changes and updated actions | Reinspection Leeds → |
| Identifying one suspect materialA coating, board, floor tile or garage roof sheet | Professional sampling and laboratory analysis | Whether the sampled material contains asbestos; not a whole-building survey | Asbestos Sampling Leeds →Asbestos Testing Leeds → |
A management survey is not automatically suitable for refurbishment
A management report or a previous negative sample does not clear hidden materials for disturbance. Give ASM the current drawings, strip-out specification or written work scope so the survey covers the actual project.
UKAS-accredited asbestos inspection with the brief agreed before attendance
Asbestos Surveying & Monitoring Ltd holds UKAS accreditation number 32982 for defined asbestos inspection activities to ISO/IEC 17020. Surveys are planned with reference to HSE’s asbestos survey guide, HSG264. Accreditation applies to the organisation’s scheduled activities and locations, rather than being a personal accreditation held by every surveyor.
Check the current UKAS inspection schedule for the formal scope. Bulk samples collected in Leeds are analysed through ASM’s Sunderland laboratory, accredited for defined testing activities to ISO/IEC 17025; see the testing schedule. The Leeds office is a local contact point, not a Leeds testing laboratory.
A useful brief identifies the decision, the inspection boundary and what can be opened safely. Restricted access can leave unresolved asbestos questions, so we agree practical arrangements before the surveyor attends.
Information to provide before attendance
- Full Leeds address, postcode and site contact
- Property use, approximate age, size and number of floors
- Existing surveys, register, removal records and drawings
- Exact planned works, including service routes and external structures
- Occupied rooms, tenant permissions, keys and restricted areas
- Access equipment, isolation requirements and reporting deadline
Asbestos surveys for Leeds’ varied building stock
Leeds’ housing, commercial centres and industrial heritage call for a property-specific inspection. These examples help define a brief; they are not findings about an individual building or evidence that asbestos is present.
Properties in Armley, Beeston and Holbeck can combine original construction with later ceilings, flooring, heating and bathroom alterations. The age of the original brickwork does not establish the age or composition of subsequent materials.
In Headingley, Hyde Park, Burley and Woodhouse, plan access around occupied rooms and shared circulation. Conversions can introduce later partitions, fire protection and service boxing that need consideration alongside the original house.
Leeds’ mill and engineering heritage, including Hunslet and Holbeck, makes alteration history particularly relevant. Former industrial premises may contain successive service installations, inaccessible voids and retained materials from earlier uses.
Separate the landlord’s structure and common services from a tenant’s fit-out. Suspended ceilings, risers, flooring systems and previous shopfitting can create survey boundaries that do not follow a simple tenancy plan.
Flats, schools, community buildings and estates can contain multiple phases of construction and maintenance. A recent refurbishment in one room should not be treated as evidence about every block, extension or outbuilding.
Horsforth, Pudsey, Morley, Garforth and surrounding areas include houses, garages, workshops and commercial units. Specify detached structures, roof access and external service routes where they form part of the instruction.
Access, occupation and project logistics can change the survey scope
An effective survey needs practical access as well as a suitable survey type. Tell us about occupation and site restrictions early, particularly where a Leeds project has a fixed handover, fit-out or demolition date.
Confirm who can authorise entry to flats, bedrooms and business units. For occupied student accommodation or a managed block, a single unavailable room may leave a gap in the work-area survey.
Agree parking, loading, reception procedures, lift access and permitted working hours. Access arrangements for an occupied office or retail unit should be settled before booking the inspection.
Refurbishment and demolition surveys can require opening building elements. Agree safe service isolations, vacant survey areas, access assistance and reinstatement responsibilities before attendance.
Provide keys, safe entry and suitable access equipment where required. High-level areas, fragile surfaces and unsafe structures may require specialist arrangements rather than an assumption that they can be inspected.
Plan inspections around safeguarding, visitors, production, clinical activities or business continuity. Any phased survey should identify exactly which areas have been completed and which remain unresolved.
For heritage conversions and protected interiors, agree permissions and opening-up methods with the responsible project team. Conservation constraints must be recorded and resolved where they prevent sufficient investigation.
Management Asbestos Survey Leeds
A management survey helps locate and assess asbestos-containing materials that could be disturbed during normal occupation and foreseeable maintenance. It is commonly relevant to Leeds workplaces, commercial premises and the common parts of residential buildings.
The inspection may include minor intrusion and representative sampling where appropriate. It records accessible materials, their condition and relevant limitations, providing information for the asbestos register and subsequent management decisions.
The report should be used alongside the building’s actual activities. A dutyholder’s priority assessment considers who could disturb a material and how often; a material assessment alone does not capture every operational risk. See asbestos management in Leeds for support with the ongoing plan.
Common Leeds management survey instructions
- Offices, shops, hospitality venues and commercial units
- Schools, healthcare premises and public buildings
- Warehouses, workshops and industrial units
- Communal halls, stairs, risers and plant rooms
- Landlord or managing-agent reviews of existing information
Typical Leeds refurbishment scopes
- Kitchen, bathroom and heating replacements
- Electrical rewiring and new service penetrations
- Office, shop and hospitality fit-outs
- Ceiling, partition and flooring removal
- Mill conversions and phased building alterations
- Roof, façade and extension interfaces within the works
Refurbishment Asbestos Survey Leeds
A refurbishment survey investigates asbestos within the full area affected by proposed alterations. For a Leeds house this might be a kitchen, bathroom or extension interface; for a commercial project it might cover a whole fit-out, mechanical installation or planned soft strip.
The scope must include the hidden layers, voids and service routes the work will reach. Inspection can be destructive, so the areas being surveyed need to be vacated and appropriately controlled; adjacent occupied spaces require suitable separation and planning.
Send the latest drawings and specification before booking. If the project later extends into another room, floor or service route, the existing survey may need further investigation. Our guide to surveys before renovation explains how to match the inspection to the works.
Demolition Asbestos Survey Leeds
A demolition survey is designed to locate asbestos within the structure and components to be demolished, using intrusive investigation within the agreed demolition boundary. It is relevant to full buildings, extensions, outbuildings and defined parts of a larger site.
Leeds industrial redevelopment can involve retained structures, former plant areas and different building phases. Confirm which structures, external elements and relevant service ducts are included. Buildings or survey areas normally need to be vacant, with safe access and necessary isolation arranged.
Uninspected areas must be clearly reported and addressed before their disturbance. A building survey does not establish the asbestos condition of surrounding ground: suspected made ground, soil or demolition arisings need a separately agreed asbestos-in-soil investigation.
Common Leeds demolition instructions
- Whole-building redevelopment
- Partial demolition and extension removal
- Industrial sheds, workshops and former plant buildings
- Garages and detached structures within the boundary
- Phased demolition with retained occupied areas
- Information for demolition tendering and removal planning
A reinspection can update
- Condition and damage of recorded materials
- Accessibility and changes in building use
- Photographs and location references
- Recommendations for repair, protection or removal
- The register and next review priorities
- Unresolved discrepancies requiring further investigation
Asbestos Reinspection Survey Leeds
A reinspection revisits known or presumed asbestos-containing materials to assess their current condition and review management actions. It supports Leeds dutyholders and managing agents who already have a usable survey and register.
Provide the existing report, location references and records of repair or removal. A consistent location system helps identify changed condition, missing labels, altered access or discrepancies between the register and the building.
Reinspection intervals should reflect the material, location, condition and likelihood of disturbance. HSE advises reviewing the management plan every 12 months or sooner if necessary; that does not mean every material has the same fixed inspection interval. A reinspection also does not replace a refurbishment survey for new intrusive works.
Choose the service that answers the actual asbestos question
Photographs can help us understand the enquiry, but visual appearance alone cannot reliably confirm or rule out asbestos. A negative result from one material is not a clearance certificate for an entire property.
If you need to identify one suspect material, ASM can arrange professional sampling in Leeds. This can be proportionate for a coating, tile, board or roof sheet, provided the question is limited to that material.
Laboratory analysis identifies asbestos in the sample received. Leeds samples are analysed through the Sunderland laboratory; a result applies to that sample and does not establish that every similar-looking material is the same.
A survey combines the agreed inspection strategy with location, extent, condition, sampling and reporting. Choose this route when you need building or work-area information for occupation, maintenance, refurbishment or demolition.
Domestic asbestos surveys in Leeds
Homeowners, buyers and landlords across Leeds need a clear answer about the particular property or work area. We agree a proportionate scope without treating every domestic enquiry as a whole-building intrusive survey.
A specialist survey can investigate suspected asbestos in an accessible house or flat before purchase. Agree the buyer’s objectives, seller’s permission and inspection limits; this is separate from a valuation or structural building survey.
Before altering a Leeds home, consider all affected layers and service routes. Removing flooring, drilling through boxing or replacing ceilings can reach materials that a routine home inspection or management survey did not investigate.
Where the concern is one textured coating, floor tile, insulating board or garage roof sheet, professional sampling may answer the immediate question. Avoid disturbing the material while arranging assessment.
Duty-to-manage boundaries in residential buildings
The Regulation 4 duty to manage generally applies to non-domestic premises and common parts of multi-occupancy domestic buildings. It does not generally apply inside an individual private house or flat, although asbestos precautions and duties relating to work still matter when contractors carry out building work.
Useful homeowner guidance: Does my house have asbestos? and where asbestos can be found in a house.
Asbestos surveys for Leeds blocks, communal areas and managed portfolios
Leeds portfolios may combine city-centre apartments, converted houses, student lets and purpose-built blocks. Agree both the legal responsibility and the physical survey boundary, including how resident access will be managed.
Define responsibility for corridors, stairwells, entrances, lift areas, risers and plant rooms. A survey of communal areas does not automatically include the interiors of every flat, and a flat-only survey does not cover the shared building.
For heating programmes, kitchen replacements, fire-safety works or repairs, match the survey to the elements being disturbed. Repeated layouts can help planning, but differences in alterations and inaccessible areas still require proper consideration.
Use consistent property references, room names, material records and action categories across Leeds and wider West Yorkshire holdings. Track no-access properties and outstanding actions so missing information is visible to the responsible team.
See asbestos surveys for landlords, property portfolio management and our block-of-flats survey guide.
Leeds asbestos surveys for operational buildings and major projects
The survey needs to fit both the physical building and the operational programme. Agree how drawings, survey areas and report references will be used by the client, designer, principal contractor and facilities team.
Scope tenant fit-outs, common areas, service risers and plant separately where needed, with reporting that supports the responsible property and facilities teams.
Plan around trading hours, customer access and tenancy boundaries. Identify the complete strip-out or fit-out area before contractors begin altering the premises.
Coordinate room access, safeguarding and term-time restrictions. Link survey findings to the estate’s register and planned maintenance, with clear actions for inaccessible areas.
Consider high-level access, operational machinery, old service installations and shutdown windows. A warehouse floor plan alone may not show all relevant structures and voids.
Support phased inspections of occupied buildings, communal systems and planned improvements, with clear property references and records of any no-access visits.
Define retained and demolished structures, refurbishment interfaces and site phases. Ground contamination questions require a separate brief from the asbestos building survey.
Agree infection-control or operational requirements with the site team where relevant. Keep inspection limitations and handover arrangements visible to those planning maintenance.
Check the fabric affected by new services, equipment supports, cable routes and roof works. Include penetrations and access routes in the brief for the intended installation.
For coordinated programmes, see corporate asbestos services, major-project and installation support and renewable-energy asbestos services.
Asbestos survey information for Leeds property due diligence
For a Leeds office acquisition, commercial investment or industrial conversion, asbestos information should support the intended purchase and business plan. Existing reports need to be assessed for scope and relevance, not accepted solely because a document is available.
Check survey type, inspection dates, building coverage, sample records, limitations and later removal or repair information. Establish whether the register still reflects the property.
Assess whether the evidence supports continued occupation, a change of use, proposed fit-out or redevelopment. A management survey may be useful for ownership but insufficient for the intended alterations.
Agree targeted investigation where access restrictions, missing buildings or old reports leave a decision unresolved. Keep assumptions and provisional allowances visible during the transaction.
ASM’s property acquisition and asbestos due diligence service can support review of the available evidence and definition of additional survey requirements.
What should a Leeds asbestos survey report contain?
The value of the report is whether someone can use it to manage the property or plan the work. Report contents and any additional drawing or data-format requirements should be agreed when the survey is scoped.
The survey type, property details and agreed inspection boundary, including the work specification where relevant. The reader should understand the decision the survey was commissioned to support.
Locations and descriptions of identified or presumed asbestos-containing materials, with their extent and condition where assessed within the agreed scope.
Sample references and the relevant laboratory analysis results, connected to the inspected material and location so the findings can be traced.
Clear photographs and plans or marked drawings, as appropriate to the instruction, helping the dutyholder and contractors find the recorded materials.
Relevant material assessment information for management purposes, distinguished from the dutyholder’s assessment of use, disturbance and who may be exposed.
Specific uninspected areas and the reason access was unavailable, such as locked rooms, live services or unsafe structures. An uninspected area is not an asbestos-free area.
Practical recommendations relating to management, repair, removal or further investigation, with attention to damaged materials and the planned works.
A usable record for maintaining the asbestos register, with consistent location references and sufficient information to communicate risks before maintenance.
A clear explanation of what the report does and does not cover, including unresolved investigation required before a particular activity can proceed.
Read what an asbestos register contains and what an asbestos survey involves.
From Leeds enquiry to an actionable asbestos report
Send the Leeds postcode, property details, existing information and proposed works. We confirm the survey route, access arrangements, inspection boundary, quotation and reporting requirements.
A competent surveyor follows the agreed strategy, records relevant materials and limitations, and takes representative samples where appropriate using controlled procedures.
Samples are identified through ASM’s Sunderland laboratory within the relevant accredited testing scope, with results linked to the recorded sample references.
You receive the electronic report with findings, photographs, results, limitations and recommendations. Review outstanding access issues and communicate relevant information before work starts.
How much does an asbestos survey cost in Leeds?
ASM’s published Leeds starting prices are management surveys from £190 + VAT, refurbishment surveys from £280 + VAT and demolition surveys from £320 + VAT. Reinspection is quoted against the existing register, number of materials and site requirements.
The survey type and inspection scope matter as much as floor area. A small refurbishment project can require more access planning and intrusive investigation than a larger straightforward management survey.
Use the Leeds asbestos survey cost guide for type-specific information. Send plans, photographs, the address and proposed works so the quote reflects the property rather than a generic bedroom count.
Main Leeds cost factors
- Property size, layout, extensions and detached buildings
- Management, refurbishment, demolition or reinspection scope
- Number and variety of suspect materials and samples
- Occupied areas, tenant access and phased attendance
- High-level access, isolation and specialist assistance
- Drawing requirements, programme and reporting deadline
Leeds property survey price guide
| Typical project | Guide price | What affects the quote |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 bedroom flat | £190–£280 + VAT | Communal areas, access and number of rooms |
| House | £280–£480 + VAT | Size, extensions, outbuildings and proposed works |
| Small commercial property | £320–£680 + VAT | Use, ceiling voids, plant and occupation |
| Large or complex commercial property | £700–£2,100+ + VAT | Phasing, drawings, access equipment and programme |
These published Leeds guide ranges are indicative rather than a fixed tariff for every survey type. Your written quotation confirms the actual scope, sampling allowance, reporting, access requirements, exclusions and VAT. Intrusive access, complex sites and additional investigation can change the price.
What happens after an asbestos survey in Leeds?
Finding asbestos does not automatically mean it must be removed. Condition, accessibility, use and the likelihood of disturbance determine the next action, alongside the requirements of the proposed project.
Where appropriate, retain and manage materials in suitable condition. Update the register and management plan, communicate locations, control maintenance and arrange condition monitoring and reinspection.
If condition or planned disturbance calls for repair or removal, scope the actual materials, extent and access. The work category and need for a licensed contractor depend on the material and proposed activity.
Air monitoring or four-stage clearance may be required for particular removal work or assessment questions. Define the purpose and required inspection stages; an air result alone does not resolve every site condition.
Unexpected suspect asbestos disturbed during work?
Stop the activity, prevent further disturbance and keep people away from the affected area. Do not sweep up or use a domestic vacuum. Arrange competent assessment of the material, debris and affected space before restarting. Read the accidental-disturbance guide for the next steps.
For planned projects, the findings may also inform soft-strip works or demolition works. See what to do when a survey finds asbestos.
Leeds and West Yorkshire asbestos survey coverage
ASM’s Leeds office is at Radley House in Pudsey. It supports enquiries for homes, commercial premises, public-sector estates, industrial sites and construction projects across the Leeds area.
ASM Leeds Office
Asbestos Surveying & Monitoring Ltd
Ground Floor, Radley House
Richardshaw Road
Pudsey, Leeds
LS28 6LE
Leeds: 0113 532 7195
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Survey enquiries: survey@asbestosSM.co.uk
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Leeds districts and service areas
We support survey enquiries across Leeds and surrounding West Yorkshire, with attendance agreed around project scope, access and availability. Include the full postcode so the correct property and travel arrangements can be confirmed.
For other Leeds requirements, visit the Leeds asbestos services hub. Removal enquiries can be directed to removal@asbestosSM.co.uk.
Leeds survey routes and connected asbestos services
Choose a dedicated page for the next stage of your enquiry. The local survey pages explain each inspection type, while management, removal and analytical services address what happens after the findings are understood.
Asbestos Survey Leeds FAQs
How much is an asbestos survey in Leeds?
Published Leeds guide prices are £190–£280 + VAT for a small flat, £280–£480 + VAT for a house and £320–£680 + VAT for small commercial premises. Management surveys start from £190 + VAT, refurbishment from £280 + VAT and demolition from £320 + VAT. Scope, access, complexity and sampling affect the final quotation.
Which asbestos survey do I need before renovation?
A refurbishment asbestos survey should cover the complete area and all building elements the proposed work will disturb. Send current drawings or a written specification, including service routes, so the inspection can be scoped to the actual Leeds project.
Is a management survey enough before refurbishment or demolition?
Usually it is not sufficient for intrusive works. A management survey focuses on normal occupation and foreseeable maintenance; it may not investigate concealed layers and voids. The proposed works need to be compared with the existing information and any further intrusive survey agreed.
What is the difference between refurbishment and demolition surveys?
A refurbishment survey investigates the area affected by specified alterations. A demolition survey investigates the structure and components within a full or partial demolition boundary. Both can require destructive inspection, but their scope follows different proposed works.
What is an asbestos reinspection survey?
A reinspection reviews the condition of known or presumed asbestos already recorded in a survey or register. It supports updates to management information and actions, but does not replace missing original survey information or a refurbishment survey for new works.
How often should asbestos be reinspected?
The interval should reflect material condition, location, building use and the likelihood of disturbance. Review the management plan every 12 months or sooner if circumstances change, and set appropriate condition-monitoring arrangements. Damage or new work can require action before the next scheduled review.
Can you survey a house in Leeds before purchase?
Yes. Agree the buyer’s objectives, seller’s permission and available access before booking. A specialist asbestos survey is separate from a valuation or structural home survey, and any limits on intrusive inspection must be recorded clearly.
Will the asbestos survey damage my property?
A management survey can involve minor intrusion and small sample points. Refurbishment and demolition surveys are intrusive by design and may require opening ceilings, floors, walls or boxing. Agree permissions, safe access and reinstatement responsibilities before attendance.
Can the building remain occupied during the survey?
Management surveys can often be planned around occupation. Intrusive refurbishment and demolition survey areas need to be vacated and appropriately controlled, with arrangements for any adjacent occupied space. The surveyor needs to assess access and separation before the visit.
Are asbestos survey samples tested in Leeds?
Samples collected in Leeds are analysed through ASM’s UKAS-accredited Sunderland laboratory within its defined testing scope. The Leeds office is not described as an accredited testing laboratory.
Are ASM asbestos surveys UKAS accredited?
ASM holds UKAS accreditation number 32982 for defined asbestos inspection activities to ISO/IEC 17020. The current UKAS inspection schedule sets out the accredited scope and locations. Bulk testing has its own ISO/IEC 17025 scope; accreditation should not be applied indiscriminately to every related service.
How long does a Leeds asbestos survey take?
The site visit and reporting time depend on survey type, property size, access, sampling and complexity. Tell us the required date when requesting a quote so attendance, laboratory analysis and report delivery can be agreed for the particular instruction.
What will I receive in the survey report?
The electronic report records the agreed scope, relevant findings, sample results, photographs, location information, assessments and recommendations. It also identifies restrictions and uninspected areas. Any specific plan, drawing or data-format requirement should be agreed before commissioning.
Does asbestos found in a survey always need removal?
No. Some materials can remain managed in place where their condition and circumstances permit. Damaged material or asbestos that will be disturbed by planned work may require repair, protection or removal. Use the findings to agree the appropriate action with competent support.
Do Leeds landlords and block managers need an asbestos survey?
Those responsible for maintenance or repair of non-domestic premises and relevant common parts may have a duty to manage asbestos. A suitable survey often provides the information needed. Private domestic interiors have different duty-to-manage boundaries, but asbestos must still be considered when work could disturb it.
Can one negative sample prove a property is asbestos-free?
No. A laboratory result applies to the sample analysed. Other materials, hidden layers or inaccessible areas can differ, even if they look similar. The scope and limitations of any survey must be considered before drawing a conclusion about a whole property.
Do buildings constructed before 2000 need asbestos consideration?
Asbestos may be present in buildings constructed or refurbished before 2000. The appropriate investigation depends on the available evidence and planned activity. A building’s appearance, a recent decorative finish or an unverified construction date is not sufficient to clear suspect materials for disturbance.
What if an area cannot be inspected?
The report should identify the area and reason for the restriction. Further access or investigation may be needed before work proceeds. Treating an inaccessible area as asbestos-free could leave the project exposed to an unresolved risk.
What should I do if suspect asbestos is damaged during work?
Stop the activity, avoid further disturbance and keep people away from the affected area. Do not sweep the debris or use a domestic vacuum. Arrange competent assessment of the material and affected space before cleanup or work resumes.
Which parts of Leeds do you cover?
Coverage includes Leeds city centre, Headingley, Hyde Park, Kirkstall, Armley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Beeston, Roundhay, Horsforth, Pudsey, Morley, Garforth and the wider Leeds district. West Yorkshire attendance is agreed subject to scope, access and availability.
Tell us what decision the survey needs to support
Send the Leeds postcode, property or site details, existing reports, photographs or drawings, proposed works, access information and required date. ASM will help define the appropriate survey and provide a written quotation.