Building Surveys

A building survey involves a detailed inspection of all accessible part of a property to provide the client with a report detailing the current condition and the repair liabilities associated with identified defects.

Full building surveys are suited to all properties, but especially for older properties and where properties are known to have been subject to limited maintenance.
Homebuyers Survey & Valuation

This is an intermediate level survey which uses a standard format published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. It is suitable for houses and flat up to 100 years old and which are built of standard, traditional construction.

Homebuyers Survey & Valutation

This is an intermediate level survey which uses a standard format published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. It is suitable for houses and flats up to 100 years old and which are built of standard, traditional construction.

The Homebuyers survey includes a market valuation and insurance reinstatement valuation. It gives basic information about the condition and general characteristics of the property providing details of condition and serious and urgent matters

Why a building survey?

Building surveys are an integral part of any property transaction, both for buyers and sellers.

They provide essential information on the condition of the building, what needs reparing and what may need repairing in the future.