CONDITION SURVEY
Level 1
This is the first level report providing a concise description of the property clearly showing what aspects of the property need attention.
Choose this report if you’re buying, selling or living in a conventional house, flat or bungalow built from common building materials and in good condition. It focuses purely on the condition of the property.
HOMEBUYER SURVEY
Level 2
This is the second level of reporting that provides a comprehensive property review with all the information of a Condition Report report whilst clearly indicating what actions need to be taken alongside a market valuation and insurance reinstatement costing.
Choose this report if you would like more extensive information whilst buying or selling a conventional house, flat or bungalow, built from common building materials and in reasonable condition.
BUILDING SURVEY
Level 3
Choose this report if dealing with a large, older or run-down property, a building that is unusual or altered, or if you’re planning major works. It costs more than the other levels of reporting because it gives detailed information about the structure and fabric of the property.
The report objectively describes the form of construction and materials used for different parts of the property. It describes the condition and provides an assessment of the relative importance of the defects/problems.
Asbestos Survey
Control of Asbestos Regulation 2012
Conducting an Asbestos Management Survey for any non-domestic building constructed before 2000 is more than just a good practice under the control of Asbestos Regulation 2012. It's a legal requirement.
This regulatory legislation is in place to ensure that all potential asbestos risks are assessed and managed properly. Failure to comply with these regulations can result in hefty fines, legal liability, and a compromised health safety record.
VALUATION
RICS Global Valuation Standards
An accurate and reliable valuation of the property in the current market carried out in accordance with the RICS Global Valuation Standards by an RICS Registered Valuer.
The report provides the value placed on the property at the valuation date and stipulates how that figure has been reached by setting out what exactly has been valued, any assumptions taken and local comparable evidence in the market.
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