We are independent building surveyors covering South Yorkshire, Derbyshire or Nottinghamshire offering home buyers surveys, building surveys and valuation surveys, including Help to Buy revaluations.
Our surveyors are all members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) so you can be assured that our home surveys will be both expert and professional. Our highly trained and experienced surveyors carry out all types of property surveys and we comply with the guidelines, regulations and codes of conduct laid down by the industry.
We are committed to offering great customer service at an affordable price and can usually arrange property surveys within 3 days. We can provide:
- Home Buyers Survey (Level 2)
- Building Survey (Level 3): Our most detailed survey report, suitable for older and/or more complex houses.
- Valuation Survey: Suitable for Help to Buy revaluations, shared ownership, asset splits, probate or simply for personal reference.
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The Home Buyers Survey (Level 2) is our most popular survey, suitable for most homes. Recommended for more modern properties of conventional build, the Home Buyers Survey will give you an overview of the condition of the home you are looking to purchase.
With the details in our Home Buyer report, a potential buyer will be able to make an informed decision on the home, based on whether it is a sound investment and if work will need to be undertaken once to purchase is complete.
Building Survey
Our Building Survey (Level 3) is a far more detailed survey report, suitable for older and more complex houses, made of unconventional materials or properties that have had extensive work completed on them.
Reporting on all safely accessible areas, this survey will highlight any concerns with the property including structural damage, damp and any work which will need to be completed. This information is invaluable to a potential buyer, giving them the tools to make an educated decision on the house purchase and to negotiate the asking price of the property.