We are a team of RICS regulated independent surveyors based in Dorset, covering everywhere from Dorchester to Portsmouth. We pride ourselves on offering informative surveys, written in plain English.
We have been operating throughout the area for over 10 years, and use our professional knowledge, assisted with modern technology, to deliver your survey to you.
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Compare House ClearanceRICS Home Survey Level 2
The RICS Home Survey Level 2 is best suited for those looking to purchase a new home. It’s not as in-depth as the level 3 survey, but it provides a detailed report of the condition of the property.
The report is RICS approved and helps you to decide whether you want to go ahead with purchasing the property. Our surveyors are thorough and quick in their reports.
RICS Home Survey Level 3
When purchasing an older home, a RICS Home Survey Level 3 is the best option to consider. It allows you to have an in-depth look at the property in question.
The report is carried out by our experienced surveyors who will talk you through everything that’s covered in the report.
RICS Valuation
If you’re looking to undertake an independent and RICS-accredited valuation, this is something we can assist you with.
The valuations are carried out by an expert in the field and are accurate and fair. Our valuations are also helpful because they give you a good overview of the property in general.
Snagging Survey
Snagging surveys are recommended when purchasing newer properties. This is because they will highlight any changes that need to be made to the property before you proceed with the purchase.
Your surveyor will inspect the interior and exterior of the property and highlight any issues that could potentially devalue the property in the long-run.