Bring a surveyor to your property viewing
Have an expert by your side as you view, potentially your largest ever purchase
Ask all the relevant questions you need answers to, at the property
Make an offer with the information you need
Get costing estimates for any work which may be required
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Brian has been surveying properties since 2012.
As an independent professional Surveyor, he’s committed to deliver reliable insight into the condition of what could be the largest purcase of your life.
Find a list of his qualifications here.
Frequently Asked Questions:
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This is a survey where a professional surveyor accompanies you around the property your thinking of purchasing, answering any questions you may have and pointing out important aspects about the property, including estimates on costs of repairing or replacing any defect or worn elements to the property.
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Simple pricing of £500 for any property (on-site time max 3hrs).
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1.Uncover Hidden Defects and Structural Issues
Surveyors are trained to look past cosmetic appearances to identify serious defects that are not obvious to the average buyer. They check for critical issues like subsidence, damp, roof leaks, and rot, which can cause significant damage if left untreated
2.Avoid Costly Future Repairs
A survey helps you avoid "nasty surprises" after moving in, such as needing a new roof or costly rewiring. By identifying necessary remedial work early, you can budget for repairs or avoid purchasing a property that requires financial investment beyond your budget.
3.Leverage to Negotiate the Sale Price
If a surveyor finds significant faults, the report acts as an impartial document to renegotiate the purchase price. According to RICS, 23% of buyers successfully negotiate a lower price after receiving their survey. Alternatively, you can ask the seller to fix the problems before exchange.
4.Expert Insight into the Property’s Condition
Surveyors provide an unbiased, professional assessment that contrasts with the emotional, often short, viewings done by buyers. A professional surveyor can provide invaluable context on the property's construction, materials, and long-term maintenance requirements.
5.Peace of Mind
Buying a home is stressful, and a survey ensures you are making a well-informed, objective decision, rather than a risky one based on emotion. A survey helps ensure you are not paying over the odds for a property that could become a financial burden, preventing "buyer's remorse".
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Structure & Exterior: The roof (tiles, chimneys, gutters), exterior walls, foundation movement, and structural stability.
Interior & Damp: Walls, floors, ceilings, and signs of damp, moisture, or mould, often using damp meters.
Services & Systems: A visual check of plumbing, drainage, electrics, and heating (though they do not test boilers or systems directly).
Safety & Compliance: Hazards like faulty wiring, unsafe staircases, and potential planning permission issues.
Boundaries & Grounds: The property boundaries, outbuildings, and trees.
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No, due to the nature of this type of survey with the possibility of hundreds of questions being asked a written report is not given.
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