Location and boundary context should be clear before design sign-off. Survey output quality directly affects planning confidence.
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This page is not legal advice. It is a practical survey guide for the evidence installers usually need before they rely on a proposed ASHP location.
Poor location evidence creates late redesigns. The report should make the proposed location, nearby boundaries, routes, and constraints easy to review without another call.
Photos and notes should show the proposed unit position in relation to boundaries, openings, paths, and obvious neighbour-facing issues that may affect the installer decision.
The survey should record whether the route is practical, whether there are steps or restricted passages, and whether future access to the unit is sensible.
Distance context, reflective surfaces, likely unit position, and photos around the proposed area help the team decide whether extra sound or planning review is needed.