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Real survey case study (anonymised)

Detached ASHP survey with two-storey PlanUp handoff

A real detached-house survey from the DE area showing how structured floorplan references and electrical capture improve installer review speed.

Survey record baseline

Property typeDetached house, 2 floors, 14 rooms (5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms)
Age band2012-2022
Heating baselineGas boiler regular system at time of survey
ElectricalSingle phase, 80A main fuse, consumer unit in entrance/garage area
Plan referencePlanUp ID 697191429 with 4 floorplan captures in the survey record
Survey recordID 968b1eff-a3a1-45ef-a44d-ee84db60f44d (anonymised public write-up)

Two ASHP siting entries and clear electrical context

Installer-ready structure for handoff

Room logic

Room-by-room assessment structure with floor references and consistent naming.

Electrical evidence

Incoming supply and consumer-unit context grouped with the same navigation pattern used across jobs.

Floorplan handoff

PlanUp-linked floorplan captures were available in the job record for design handoff flow.

Faster review for office, design, and install teams

This record shows why Vertex is positioned as a renewable survey system, not a generic export. Teams can jump to electrics, ASHP siting, and floorplan sections directly, instead of searching a long linear document.

PlanUp reference (697191429) and the 4 floorplan captures were available in one workflow, so the survey record supported technical decisions without extra information-chasing loops.

Detached retrofit jobs benefit from structured section logic

When detached properties include multiple siting options, structured navigation reduces re-questions and keeps quote/design review moving. The value is not only data capture, but how the information is organised for use.