With over 25 years of experience, JTM Building Consultancy Director Adrian Cartwright is a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). We are proud to offer our expert property surveying in Coventry, Walsall and Birmingham, providing RICS Home Surveys Levels 2 and 3 to help when you’re purchasing a property,
We strive off customer satisfaction so that’s why we can tailor our services to meet your needs. We will discuss in detail your requirements and work hard to ensure a smooth surveying process for your house move. We are only a phone call or email away to answer any queries or concerns you have regarding your property survey.
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When you’re buying a house, it’s essential you get a property survey. The type of survey you need will depend on the property you are buying. If you’re buying a property that was built less than 80 years ago and is good condition, you will need JTM Building Consultancy to carry out a RICS Home Survey Level 2. This was previously referred to as a homebuyers survey.
We are proud to offer a Level 2 Home Survey. A RICS registered surveyor will assess the condition of the property you plan to buy, searching for any hidden defects that could cost you in the long run, highlighting these in the report.
RICS Home Survey Level 3
If you’re buying an older property that has had major work carried out, a RICS Home Survey Level 3 (previously known as the building survey) will be best suited for you. The Level 3 Home Survey will be an in-depth examination of the property’s condition and structure.
A highly qualified and experienced surveyor will be responsible for searching the property for hidden defects and structural damage that could crop up later in the process. You need a survey so you’re aware of issues before buying a house, alternatively, you can use the survey to renegotiate your original offer or pull out of the purchase.