Level 3 Building Surveys in Bath
Our RICS chartered Birmingham surveyors have enjoyed a wide variety of inspections over recent months. Here our some of our Level 3 Building Survey and Level 2 HomeBuyer Survey highlights.
Celebrating success: RICS building surveyor gains MCABE status
Allcott Associate’s Milton Keynes building surveyor, Alex Lawson, has successfully achieved chartered membership of CABE.
Allcott Surveyors’ Summer CPD Goes Off with a Bang!
Allcott Surveyors’ Summer CPD Goes Off with a Bang!
Nottingham Level 3 Building Survey: Checking for Sulphate Attack Beneath Your Feet
Lifting a loose carpet during a Level 3 Building Survey revealed significant cracking in the flooring at a Nottingham home, which our surveyor suspected could be a result of sulphate attack.
Spring Growth: Surveying Your Garden for Japanese Knotweed
It’s the time of year when our surveyors start to see Japanese knotweed growing and coming into leaf. While it can be hard to spot in the winter months, the spring growth means that now is a good time to check if the plant is present in your garden.
Listed Building Surveyors: Recent Grade II listed building surveys
Our RICS listed building surveyors have been busy surveying Grade II, Grade II* and Grade I properties across the country.
Inappropriate renovations could cost buyers thousands
Homeowners often invest heavily in well-meaning ‘improvements’, but if the wrong materials are used, it can cause far more harm than good.
Government Homebuyer Overhaul: What Does it Mean for Surveyors?
“Mandating these surveys, along with compulsory publication of their findings, will change the survey landscape drastically, and not for the better.”
Should I Get a Survey Done When Selling My House?
Should you get a survey on the property you are selling? The short answer is ‘yes’, especially if you are looking to speed up the sales process, or your property has unique features that you would want to reassure buyers about.
Historic homes: fascinating property spotted by our surveyor in Church Minshull
Our Cheshire building surveyor, Stuart Scoffin MRICS, was blown away to discover that the barn conversion he was inspecting was within the farmstead of George Wade, a renowned field marshal in the early 1700s.