What is a Reinstatement Cost Assessment (RCA)?
A Reinstatement Cost Assessment (RCA) is a detailed evaluation of the cost required to restore a property to its original condition in the event of damage or destruction, such as from fire, flood, or other disasters.
RCA is essential for property owners, insurers, and financial institutions to assess the financial implications of reinstating a property after a loss.
What does a Reinstatement Cost Assessment (RCA) include?
Purpose of the Report
About the Brook Street Building
This five-storey end terrace building with a basement is located at Haunch of Venison Yard and Brook Street, near Bond Street stations. Constructed around 1900, it features a slate-covered mansard roof and decorative brickwork.
The ground floor has a glazed shopfront, and the interiors include plasterboard ceilings and a kitchen on the third floor. Additional storage is available in the basement vaults.
The property is serviced by mains utilities and includes air conditioning for climate control.
What is included in our Reinstatement Cost Assessment Report?