Serving London, Essex, Suffolk & Kent: Your trusted experts for party wall matters, building surveys & homebuyer reports
RICS Building Survey
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Comprehensive Report of the Property Construction
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Explain defects in detail
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Damp Assessment, incl Thermal images*
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Desktop Research Included in report
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Market Valuation & Repair Cost Guides can be added
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Surveyors spend 3.5 - 4 hours on-site
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Report ready in 7- 10 working days
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Priority Service upon request
Book a Level 3 Building Survey when buying an Older House, Flat or Bungalow
The Level 3 Survey is the highest survey available, this premium level of service includes an extensive visual inspection of the building, its services, and grounds.
It can save thousands of pounds by revealing minor and major defects that are not easy to spot with the untrained eye and is the only service available for properties built pre-1950;
Our reports are jam packed with annotated high-definition photos, detailed explanations, and diagrams, providing invaluable insights into potential building defects, saving you time, and unnecessary stress of discovering issues only after you buy. It proves invaluable during price negotiations; where significant issues are identified before the transaction takes place, buyers can negotiate a reduced price.
Getting Your Level 3 Building Survey Sorted is fast, easy, and hassle-free
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Why Choose Us ?
With a commitment to professionalism and customer satisfaction, we ensure that your construction projects stay on track and fully compliant with all legal requirements. Choose us for clear advice, efficient solutions, and a team that cares about the success of your project.
What You Can Expect:
On site your surveyor carries out basic operational tests, checking windows and doors are functional, ensuring all taps are in working order, and even verifying that toilet flush properly through the drains.
Concealed areas, typically accessible to occupants, such as roof spaces, basements, and cellars, are also inspected when deemed safe to do so.
The report objectively describes the condition of the different elements and provides an assessment of the relative importance of the defects/problems.