Investor Surveys
A rapid, cost-effective survey for professional landlords and investors, delivering essential condition information for time-sensitive property purchases.
First-Time Buyer Surveys
A cost-effective survey providing essential condition ratings and identifying serious defects, designed specifically for first-time buyers of conventional properties.
Buying a Listed Building or Home in a Conservation Area
Understanding the unique responsibilities and considerations when purchasing a listed building or property in a conservation area. These special properties offer historical charm but come with specific maintenance requirements and restrictions on alterations.
House Survey Costs in 2025: Guide for Manchester & Cheshire
The cost of a Home Buyer’ survey is dictated by the property size, complexity, and surveyor’s experience.
Buying an Apartment
Buying an apartment involves different considerations than purchasing a house. You’ll need to understand leasehold arrangements, service charges, building regulations and management structures. This guide walks you through everything you need to know before making your purchase.
The Home Buying Timeline
Most home purchases take 3-6 months, though this can vary depending on the complexity of the chain and survey findings. This guide explains the typical timeline for buying a property, from initial property search to completion.
Buying a House at Auction
Buying property at auction can offer great value, but requires thorough preparation. This guide covers everything from researching properties and arranging finances to bidding strategies and post-auction procedures, helping you navigate the auction process with confidence.
Buying a House Off-Plan
Buying a property before it’s built can be exciting but comes with unique considerations. This guide covers the process, benefits, risks, and essential steps to protect your investment when buying off plan.
Understanding Home Surveys Types and Differences
Choosing which type of a Home Survey your need depends on your property’s age, condition, and your plans for the future. This guide helps you to understand the differences, and make the right choice for your situation.
RICS Home Surveys: Level 2 vs. Level 3 Detail
The table below illustrates the specific differences in inspection detail between these two survey levels across all building elements. As outlined in the RICS Home Survey Standard, surveyors cannot inspect areas that are inaccessible, concealed, or would require destructive investigation. This includes un-boarded roof spaces, areas behind furniture, beneath floor coverings, or behind secured panels. […]
