Listed Building Surveyors: Recent Grade II listed building surveys
21st January 2026
Our RICS listed building surveyors have been busy surveying Grade II, Grade II* and Grade I properties across the country.
Our RICS listed building surveyors have been busy surveying Grade II, Grade II* and Grade I properties across the country.
Homeowners often invest heavily in well-meaning ‘improvements’, but if the wrong materials are used, it can cause far more harm than good.
“Mandating these surveys, along with compulsory publication of their findings, will change the survey landscape drastically, and not for the better.”
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.
With a growing shortage of building surveyors in the UK, encouraging the next generation into the profession is a critical goal for many surveying firms like Allcott Associates.
An early 19th-century lodge house, linked to a grand country estate, presented a fascinating challenge for our York building survey team.
Our Somerset surveyors have been carrying out Level 3 surveys and Level 2 Homebuyer reports across the region.
Our RICS chartered building surveyors divulge the things they look out for when surveying Cambridge houses of different ages.
Our Somerset surveyors have been carrying out Level 3 surveys and Level 2 Homebuyer reports across the region.
What Is Subsidence? Subsidence can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare as it can be a serious problem for your property. Subsidence is the sinking of