Not all surveys nor surveyors are the same. The survey you need depends on the type of property you are buying and whereabouts it is. There may be no point paying for a Level 3 full building survey if you are buying a relatively modern build home, for example. Whichever type of survey you go for, though, the good news is that if it does uncover some issues with the building, you can often use these to reduce the price - assuming you want to go ahead with the purchase. The appropriate survey for you will be discussed before the inspection. Use a local surveyor with local experience.
Whichever type of survey you go for, though, the good news is that if it does uncover some issues with the building, you can often use these to reduce the price - assuming you want to go ahead with the purchase. The appropriate survey for you will be discussed before the inspection. Use a local surveyor with local experience.
Designed in conjunction with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) this report will cover most normal property types, giving general information and advice in plain English, on the property’s condition and potential problems. It will also provide a rebuilding cost figure for insurance, and a valuation.
This type of survey is more suitable for older, larger or unusual properties, or those in particularly poor condition. It will assess each aspect of the property and can be customised to address your particular concerns. Photographs are added to this report to help illustrate the issues. Mark will talk to you directly about your requirements and explain any areas within the report to ensure full understanding.
Phone: 01225 581591
Mobile: 07922 557100
Email: mark@mvsurveying.co.uk
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Mark Vincent Surveying offers surveying services for residential properties in North Somerset, Bath North-East Somerset, and West Wiltshire.
