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Quantity Surveyor
Asset Scope applies that judgement where cost, scope and risk need to be understood, explained and relied on. The work is not just about reaching a figure - it is about making the basis clear.
Services
Asset Scope works across three service families: strata services, property development advisory, and tax depreciation schedules. Each service is grounded in Quantity Surveying judgement, clear scope and practical reporting.
For strata managers, owners corporations, body corporates and committees that need clear, defensible reports for insurance, maintenance and future works decisions.
Replacement Cost Assessments / Insurance Replacement Cost Reports
A Strata Insurance Valuation estimates the cost to reinstate a building for insurance purposes. The recommended sum insured accounts for demolition, professional fees, escalation and the cost of rebuilding to current standards, so owners are neither under nor over-insured.
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Capital Works Fund Plans / 10-Year Maintenance Plans
A maintenance plan gives property decision-makers a clearer view of future works, likely timing and budget. It supports fair, forward-looking levies and helps owners plan for major capital items before they become urgent.
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For developers, financiers and project stakeholders who need independent cost advice before and during construction.
A Cost Plan estimates and allocates the anticipated construction cost of a project, usually broken down by building element. It supports budget control, design development and funding decisions from the earliest project stages.
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An Initial Financier's Report is prepared for a lender before construction commences. It assesses whether the proposed budget, program and documentation are reasonable and adequate to complete the works.
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A Progress Claim Report is prepared during construction to assess completed works on site and recommend how much should be certified for payment at each stage.
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For investors, lot owners, accountants and advisers who need clear Quantity Surveyor-prepared depreciation reporting for income-producing property.
A Tax Depreciation Schedule helps property owners and their accountants identify eligible depreciation deductions for capital works, plant and equipment.
Asset Scope prepares clear, QS-led schedules with practical supporting documentation. The focus is professional reporting: clear categories, clear basis and a schedule your accountant can work with.
Reports that are easier to brief, issue, forward and explain - with clear scope, stated assumptions and practical recommendations.
Cost advice that supports budget control, design development, funding requirements and construction-stage decisions - with cost, scope and risk made easier to see.
Independent reporting that supports funding, drawdown and cost-to-complete decisions, with clear documentation to help lenders understand progress and project risk.
Quantity Surveyor-prepared depreciation schedules and clear documentation that can be shared with accountants and advisers.
Asset Scope brings Quantity Surveying judgement to property cost reporting that needs a clear basis — not just a headline number.
The work is grounded in construction cost knowledge, defined scope and structured reporting, so each report can be understood, checked and relied on by the people using it.
How we work
Every engagement begins by clarifying what is needed, what information is available and how the report will be used. From there, Asset Scope follows a structured process designed to make the work clear, consistent and practical.
We confirm the report type, purpose, timing and information required.
We review the documents, plans and property or project information needed for the assessment.
We inspect or assess the property or project as required, applying Quantity Surveying judgement.
We review assumptions, inclusions, exclusions and key allowances before issue.
We issue a clear, structured report for the people who need to use it.
We provide reasonable clarification so the report can be understood and applied properly.
Whether you need an insurance valuation, maintenance plan, depreciation schedule, cost plan, financier's report or progress claim review, send through the property or project details and what the report needs to support.
Quantity Surveyor-led reporting
Clear scope and stated assumptions
Report verification checklist
