What's the true condition of your new home?

Not all RICS surveys are the same. It really does depend on who’s writing the report and how committed they are to uncovering the true condition of your next home. I enjoy getting under the skin of a house, finding defects and explaining the implications. Spending time discussing the findings of a survey with clients and helping them make confident, informed decisions.

Choose a surveyor who’s on your side — someone who takes the time to uncover the real story behind a property and explain it clearly.

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What's Included

▶ RICS L2 Or L3 Survey Report

▶ Price Negotiation Report **

▶ FREE 30 min Phone Call

▶ FREE Drone Roof Survey

▶ 24 Hour Turnaround *

* We aim to deliver the report within 1 working day after the inspection.

** An additional fee is charged for the Property Price Negotiation Report.

Why Have A Survey

Understanding the condition of the property you are about to buy can not only save you money on unforeseen and hidden defects but it can also help you negotiate a better price.

According to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), after moving into a new home;

New owners avg. £5,750 for repairs.
17% spend £12k+ fixing defects.

Valuation Vs Home Buyers Report

Valuation

Home Buyers Report

A valuation is usually carried out for the bank's benefit. It is not a detailed condition survey but simply estimates how much the property is worth in its current condition.

Home Buyers Report

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A Home Buyers Report represents the buyers best interest - not the bank, not the estate agent and not the seller. It is a more detailed inspection letting you know what you're about to buy before you buy it.