What is the difference between a nearby structures documentation report and the insurance company's engineering survey report?

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The requirement

The requirement is primarily to

Please note that any claim of damage caused to a nearby structure as a result of the work itself can constitute grounds for such a claim, whether it is direct damage or indirect damage.

If the insured has been careful to prepare a report in advance to document the condition of the nearby structures, he and the insuring insurance company have

Issuance of contractor work insurance with an extension in Chapter B (third party) for damage to adjacent structures must be supported by a preliminary documentation report of their condition prior to the commencement of work (except in cases where the neighboring structures are sufficiently distant or the area and land are "virgin").

Is the insurance surveyor's survey sufficient? The answer is no.

In order for the "shaking, vibration and weakening of support" extension existing in the policy to take effect, the insured is required to prepare

This is especially important in the early and most dangerous stages for nearby structures, including excavation, lining, and foundation construction, but is also required in advanced stages. Remember that even damage observed at a later date can still lead to claims being made regarding its origin in the insured's work.