Common Issues Uncovered by Property Surveys
This article will highlight some of the most common issues found on property surveys and the implications for homebuyers. We also outline the next steps your surveyor will recommend to rectify any defects so that you know what you can expect to find on your report. Asbestos Asbestos can
How To Prepare Your Home For A Property Survey
Before your property survey is carried out, it’s worth getting an idea of what a surveyor will look for. There are a few things you can do to prepare your home that will protect your belongings and make it easier for the surveyor. Clear Away Clutter You should clear
What is a Specific Defect Survey?
A specific defect survey is an inspection of a building’s structural problems. The survey further inspects a specific issue with the building’s structure.
What To Do After A Negative Property Survey
Determine what steps to take if a survey presents a problem with your property and reveals unexpected issues and is not as positive as you’d hoped.
What is a Homebuyer Survey?
This article outlines what a Homebuyer Survey is, the options available, property suitability, areas it will survey, and what to expect from an inspection.
Do I Need A Structural Engineer?
his article outlines what a structural engineer is, when you might require one, and how much they cost so that you can determine whether you need a structural engineer. What Is A Structural Engineer? A structural engineer is an engineer that specializes in building structure. They will design, plan,
4 Property Survey Myths Busted
There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding property surveys. We bust 4 common survey myths so you know the facts about getting a property survey. 1. I Don’t Need A Survey If I Have A Property Valuation It is a common misconception that if you have a property valuation
What Should I Do If I Have Been Served A Party Wall Notice?
What is a Party Wall? A party wall is a wall that stands on the land of two or more owners. The wall may form part of a building or may not form part of a building such as a garden wall. It may also be a wall that stands
What Is RICS And Why Do I Need To Choose A RICS Surveyor?
RICS stands for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Established in 1792, it is an international body of accreditation which regulates and trains chartered surveyors, estate agents, letting agents, and property managers. RICS is a world-renowned and respected community with more than 125,000 professional members worldwide. A RICS surveyor is
Trees And Plants That Your RICS Survey Will Inspect
When surveying your property, your RICS chartered surveyor will inspect the outside space as well as the inside of your property. It is important to inspect your garden as the plants and trees around your house can have a big impact on your property. These are the trees and plants