A building survey is a
comprehensive inspection suitable for all properties but
especially recommended for:
All listed buildings
Those built before 1900
Any building constructed
in an unusual way regardless of its age
Properties you are
planning to renovate or alter in any way
Properties which have
already had extensive alterations
A building survey involves a detailed examination of all
accessible parts of a property and can be tailor-made to
suit your individual needs and concerns.
A building
survey includes the following
all major and minor
faults
The implications of
any defects and possible cost of repairs
Results of testing
walls for dampness and timbers for damage including
woodworm or rot
comments on the
existence and condition of damp-proofing, insulation and
drainage (although the latter will not be tested)
Extensive technical
information on the construction of the property and
details about material used in construction
information on the
location
recommendations for
any further specialist inspections
A building survey does not include a
valuation, although we can provide a separate valuation
report if required.
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us for a fee quotation.
WE CAN HELP YOU WITH...
planning
applications
building regulations
building contracts
quotes and tenders
variations to contracts
What to do in the case of
defective work
party walls; your legal
rights & obligations
pre-purchase surveys
disrepair disputes
architectural design
managing your project
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