Regulated by RICS, Basegate Chartered Surveyor are proud to help buyers make an informed choice when buying property. As a RICS Manchester surveyor, we can offer a RICS homebuyer report and a RICS building survey to ensure a stress-free house move.
We strive off customer satisfaction, which is why we carry out our surveys to the highest of standard. We go above and beyond to ensure we carry out an independent review of a property, from an impartial perspective.
Our team are highly qualified chartered surveyors with in-depth experience and knowledge of the industry. We remain professional and friendly throughout the survey, offering our expert opinion when necessary.
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20/10/2020
Review:The service was superb. the report received was really comprehensive and covered every single item of the building which gave us peace of mind to go ahead with the purchase of our new home. The surveyor gave us updates accordingly before and after attending at the property.
Highly recommended!
Areas Covered
Homebuyers Report
When you’re buying a property that is built less than 80 years ago, is in good condition and was built using common building materials, you will need a RICS homebuyer report. Our homebuyer report will highlight any issues with the property’s condition that could crop up once you’ve purchased the house.
It’s vital to get a property survey because it will help you make an informed decision about whether or not you want to go ahead with the purchase. It will save you money if the property has serious damage that is hidden.
Building Survey
Our building survey is more suited to older properties over 80 years old, in poor condition and built using less common building materials. A building survey is the most in-depth and comprehensive survey as it assesses the property’s structure and condition.
Common issues highlighted in a building survey are subsidence, rot and damp. It’s important you’re aware of any structural issues before you commit to buying a property. It could save you a lot of money in the long run.