We have been preparing daylight and sunlight reports since 2004, with offices in London, Wickford, and Hampshire. The technical work is RICS regulated, and where the development is large enough to engage neighbour legal entitlements, rights of light assessments sit alongside the planning piece.
Sunpath studies cover seasonal sun access where relevant, and trees inside the impact zone are modelled where they materially affect the result. The report sets out the methodology, the figures, and the design rationale where any values fall short of BRE 209 reference values. Turnaround is typically 2 to 3 weeks from instruction.
A free initial assessment sets out the likely scope before any fee is committed, with calls answered by a qualified surveyor rather than a call centre. This is a bespoke surveying service shaped around the scheme.
The 2 to 3 week turnaround means the report fits within most planning programmes without slowing submission. Where the scheme involves building over existing accommodation, airspace development advice sits alongside the daylight piece, and both can be coordinated by the same team. The free initial assessment runs through the specifics of the site and confirms whether a full study is needed before any fee is set.
