Defect Surveys
Pin every defect, every photo, every remediation
Chartered surveyors, building pathologists and insurance surveyors use Pin Drop to keep element-by-element defect identification, classification and photo evidence attached to the exact location they describe.
Defects pinned to the element
Every defect is a structured pin. Element, defect type, severity and cause attach to the pin, not to a table in a Word document.
Classification without the retyping
Category 1, 2 and 3 scoring captures on the phone in the field. Classifications feed straight into the RICS-compliant report.
Remediation scopes that stay current
Recommended works, priority and indicative costs pin to each defect. Clients see the scope behind every figure in the report.
Photo evidence for every finding
Every crack, damp patch and structural movement carries dated photo evidence. Insurers and solicitors have the record ready.
Built for chartered surveyors
Defect surveys work better when every element is a pin
The shared map for defect surveys
A single listed terrace can carry hundreds of defects across roof, walls, joinery and services. Surveyors lose hours to photo libraries that nobody can search, tables that lose their rows and remediation scopes that live in a separate spreadsheet. Pin Drop pins every defect once and keeps every finding on the pin, where it belongs.




Testimonials
Used by chartered surveyors and building pathologists
Practices producing RICS defect reports and insurance damage surveys rely on shared, location-based defect records to keep findings defensible and deliverables on schedule.
“Territories and contractor responsibilities are structured across our portfolio.”
Arjun Patel
Asset Management Director
“We can see which areas have been covered and plan the next round of surveys without guesswork.”
Jonas Krul
Environmental Field Lead
“Having every project mapped has reduced confusion between contractors and improved daily coordination.”
Marcus Lowe
Site Operations Manager
Guided walkthrough
See how defect surveys work in practice
Walk through a real defect survey and see how every element, every photo and every remediation scope stays pinned to the exact location it describes.