Our RICS Chartered Surveyors and Structural Engineers have put together a knowledge base with insights into some common issues we come across on our surveys.
Whether you need our Ultimate Guide to Buying a House, advice on what type of survey you need, or simply information on bats or Japanese Knotweed, our library of blogs and advice articles can help.
The towns and cities built by humans have destroyed many of the natural habitats of bats.
Whilst we endeavour to avoid jargon in our Reports, the use of some technical terms is unavoidable.
The 2005 Building Regulations Part P detail the rules surrounding electrical works for domestic properties.
Extending your property can be an attractive option if you require more space but do not want to move.
The Act provides a framework for preventing and resolving disputes in relation to neighbouring buildings.
Making changes to a listed property without the appropriate consent is a criminal offence.
Boundary disputes arise when there is uncertainty surrounding who owns areas of land between two properties.
The average house could reduce heating costs by up to 15% with the installation of cavity wallinsulation.
The following notes are intended to help you inspect and maintain your property on a regular basis.
Loss of life and property damagedue to fire is a serious problem in residential property.
Property boundaries should be maintained and repaired and must not provide footholds for climbing
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