A professional and experienced chartered surveying company, C&C Surveying provide a first-class surveying service. Whether it’s a homebuyer report or a building survey you need, we go the extra mile to ensure a high-quality of service.
Fully regulated by RICS, C&C Surveying have a team of highly qualified and experienced surveyors with a wealth of knowledge ready to help. We will talk you through the survey results in Plain English, minimising the amount of jargon in the house buying process.
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30/03/2020
Review:It was the lovely lady Lyndis Leafe who was SO helpful getting my survey booked, as the seller’s Estate Agent were very slow.
London
30/03/2020
Review:Fast and efficient for good value. I instructed a homebuyers report and this was done the next day, the report was completed 5 days later. Very helpful service.
London
10/10/2019
Review:Quick, very reliable and easy to get in contact with the surveyor. Survey was also very informative.
Barking
25/09/2019
Review:Highly recommended. Professional and friendly service.
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More InformationHomeBuyer Report
You will need a RICS homebuyer report if the property you’re buying is older than 80 years and hasn’t had any major work carried out. You shouldn’t underestimate the importance of a property survey as it allows you to highlight potential issues in the house.
We will look for any hidden issues in the property, presenting these problems in a detailed and in-depth report. We will talk you through any issues you don’t understand, using jargon-free language.
Building Survey
If the property you’re buying is an old or listed building with previous extension or renovation work, you will need our RICS building survey. Our building survey is the most in-depth survey we offer as we will carry out a thorough examination of the property’s condition and structure.
Our building survey is designed to highlight structural damage of the house you’re going to buy, allowing you to be fully aware of any issues in the house. You can then either pull out of the purchase or renegotiate the house price in order to fix the issues.