25 Mar Drainage Solutions to Keep Your Home Dry
Damp is a common problem for many homeowners. It can be costly to fix and to repair the cosmetic damage caused. Not only that, but...
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26 Feb Do I Need a Party Wall Surveyor?
Undertaking building work can often affect your neighbours and adjoining property owners. In some cases, where the work involves modifying, demolishing, excavating near, or building...
22 Jan What to Look for when Choosing a Building Surveyor
There's a lot to think about when choosing someone to survey your building. It's important you get the service that you want, and there's lots more...
18 Dec Property Market Overview – Birmingham
The West Midlands have been one of the areas of the country worst affected by the recession in terms of housing prices. However, the good...
20 Nov Government’s Help to Buy Scheme – Success or Failure?
The government’s Help to Buy scheme has been in the news ever since it was first announced. The initiative, which aims to help first-time buyers...
24 Oct Surveyors Believe Housing Market in Bristol is Showing Signs of Recovery
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has recently made optimistic predictions about the housing market. The organisation representing surveyor’s market report has suggested that growth...
03 Oct What is the Difference Between a Mortgage Valuation and a Homebuyer Survey?
There are many different survey options available to you if you are looking to buy a property. With all the various options, it can be...
25 Sep Property Market Overview the Midlands
Housing is regularly in the news at the moment. Whether arguing over a cap on lending rates or discussing the government’s Help to Buy scheme,...
06 Sep Where is the UK Property Market Moving?
Housing prices are a key issue for many people. With the cost of buying a home outpacing the financial reach of potential first time buyers,...
16 Aug Help to Buy Scheme for First Time Buyers
Due to the recession, first time buyers are struggling to get onto the property ladder. The combination of tighter wages and rising house prices means...