Useful Info

It is not a legal requiremnt to get a survey done when buying a house, however surveys can highlight a vast range of problems in the property that may not be obvious when you view the home. Hidden defects or developing problems could lead to much bigger and costly issues during your ownership.

A surveyor is someone who can check a property for defects, issues and potential future problems. They can also accurately value a property.

1. Asbestos
2. Structural movement
3. Damp
4. Japanese knotweed and other invasive plants
5. Electrical issues
6. Faulty drain pipes
7. Roof issues
8. Woodworm and Beetle infestation
9. Insulation
10. Flat roofing

We offer:

• Level 3 - Building Surveys
• Level 2 - Homebuyers Survey
• Level 1 - Home Condition Surveys

We also offer:

• Aerial Roof Surveys
• Drone Surveys
• Heritage Roof Surveys
• Commercial & Private Property Surveys
• Dilapidations
• Landlords and Tenant Surveys
• 48 hour Turnaround Surveys

The length of time for a survey depends on the size and complexity of the property. Most surveys are a minimum of 2 hours. We will provide an estimated timeline after we assess your needs.

You can contact us by phone or email to request a survey. We will schedule a time to come out to your property and assess your needs.