Conveyancing deadline handling
Solicitor-driven survey requests get their deadline recorded and treated with the priority a house purchase needs.
A solicitor needs a drain survey report before exchange, and the deadline is fixed whether the business is ready or not. A kitchen sink keeps draining slowly no matter how often it's cleared, and nobody's worked out why. And a homeowner with a septic tank isn't sure who to even call - three calls this business handles differently from a blocked-drain emergency line.
Drainage surveys and planned repairs are scoped on site rather than guessed over the phone - here's what the receptionist arranges.
Solicitor-driven survey requests get their deadline recorded and treated with the priority a house purchase needs.
A drain that keeps coming back gets flagged as needing a proper CCTV survey rather than another quick clear.
An actively overflowing or blocked drain right now gets pointed toward emergency help rather than booked as a planned survey.
CCTV surveys, root assessments and relining quotes all get a proper visit booked rather than guessed at over the phone.
No. It notes what's been happening and any relevant details, like nearby trees, and passes that to the specialist - the actual diagnosis always comes from a CCTV survey.
It records your deadline and flags it as a priority, but the actual turnaround time for a survey and report is confirmed directly by the business.
That's treated differently to a planned survey - the receptionist will let you know this business handles planned work and point you toward emergency help for something happening right now.
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