Thanks to our nationwide network of valuers and technology-based processes, we can usually arrange inspections within three to five working days. Shorter lead times are also possible for urgent requests. Following the inspection, you will receive the photographic documentation and inspection report digitally, structured and prepared for valuation purposes, within two working days.

We procure all valuation-relevant documents, including land register extracts, cadastral maps, location and construction plans, floor area calculations, building specifications, energy performance certificates and declarations of division for condominium properties. Where documents are missing or outdated, we identify solutions via authorities, archives or property owners.

Yes, our services can be commissioned at any time, either separately or in addition to valuation reports already instructed. For example, if you initially commissioned a value indication and subsequently require a construction progress report, we can provide this flexibly at a later stage.

Yes, we work with leading software solutions and a data-driven approach. We deliver inspection reports and documentation in structured, digital formats that can be easily integrated into common property valuation software such as Lora. Client-specific formats are also available.