Residential

While we specialise in historic and period properties, we also survey a wide range of residential property, regardless of type, size, or era - including modern homes and traditional buildings like thatched cottages. Our expertise extends to all construction methods, from Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) to more conventional techniques and even non-standard construction. We offer comprehensive services, including snagging inspections for new-builds and expert advice on specific defects, maintenance, and repairs.

We provide RICS Level 2 and Level 3 Reports, along with customised survey and report options tailored to the specific property you are buying or selling. Our services are designed to deliver the precise level of detail and scope you need.

Regardless of the survey instruction, we ensure a focused and thorough inspection, dedicating the necessary time to each property. Our clients frequently commend our detailed and clear reports, which are written in plain English for easy understanding.

As fully qualified, independent Chartered Building Surveyors, we have the depth and breadth of knowledge to provide comprehensive and expert advice across a wide range of property-related issues, ensuring that our clients receive the highest standards of professional service.

Previously called a ‘Home Buyer Report’, an RICS Level 2 Home Survey is most suitable for modern (post-1945), conventional properties that are in reasonable condition and are simple in form and layout (for example, a property that does not have multiple alterations or extensions). The report provides a red, amber, green rating system and gives detailed information regarding the property, and an initial steer in respect of future repairs or maintenance that may be required.

This is the most comprehensive survey report for residential property, and it provides you with an extensive, in-depth analysis of the property’s construction, condition and it includes advice on defects, repairs and maintenance options/liability. Choose a Level 3 Full Building Survey if you are dealing with a large, older (including Listed) or run-down property, a building that is unusual or altered, or if you’re planning major works.

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