Depreciated replacement cost valuations and calculating obsolescence for operational properties and fire insurance valuations
Provides a complete valuation solution for operational properties, incorporating obsolescence, remaining economic life and re-instatement costs including componentisation and is fully compliant with CIPFA standards. A range of standard reports are available or reports can be customised on request.
KEL offers an advanced yet clear approach to DRC valuations. The costs library is central to its functionality. After the first valuation, simply by updating it you can create a draft revaluation for an entire portfolio in just minutes; whether using GIA, MEA or componentisation.
Productive
Mass valuation techniques allow you to apply the latest construction rates to an entire portfolio, or any section of your portfolio. It is possible to revalue hundreds of properties in just minutes.
Flexible
Intuitively value a single public yet powerful enough to value the most diverse portfolio. The database can hold an unlimited number properties and any number of valuations for each property.
Ease of Use
Our careful design helps you learn to use this program in the shortest possible time and to achieve more with less effort. Live results display onscreen the effect of any changes.
Simply by updating the costs library it’s possible to create a draft revaluation for an entire portfolio in just seconds; whether using GIA, MEA or componentisation.
Asset Management
Comprehensive database reporting, for your entire portfolio or any selected sectors. Portfolio History reports can be useful to highlight annual changes or as an aid to consistency.
What our clients are saying
Colin Ablitt - Birmingham City Council
"Birmingham City Council, Birmingham property services use two KEL products, namely KEL Sigma and KEL DRC in the preparation of the valuations of some 300 properties undertaken every year as part of a five year rolling program. The prime objectives of the change over to KEL were the ability to store the valuations and undertake revisions with the minimum of duplicated work and expectations have been exceeded in both respects. At the same time the ability to load property details electronically and output information selected against user defined fields has proved extremely useful. KEL have always reacted to requests for assistance or changes to the product very promptly and positively and a constructive ‘partnership’ has developed. My decision to make the change to KEL some two years ago has proved a good one."