Building Surveys

A Building Survey is a detailed and comprehensive inspection of a property's condition and structure. It provides a thorough analysis of a property's condition, highlighting any defects, necessary repairs, and maintenance requirements. It is a useful tool for property buyers, owners, and investors to make informed decisions about the property.

A Building Survey involves a comprehensive examination of a property's condition, including its structure, roof, walls, floors, ceilings, windows, doors, and internal and external elements. It also includes an assessment of any potential defects, such as dampness, subsidence, or rot, and recommendations for repairs and maintenance.

Building Surveys are recommended for anyone considering the purchase or sale of a property, property owners planning to undertake renovations or repairs, and investors looking to assess the condition of a property before making an investment decision.

A Building Survey provides a detailed analysis of a property's condition, allowing buyers, owners, and investors to make informed decisions. It helps to identify any potential issues, defects, or necessary repairs and maintenance, providing a clear understanding of the property's value and any associated costs.

The duration of a Building Survey varies depending on the size and complexity of the property. However, a typical Building Survey for a small to medium-sized property can take between 2 to 4 hours, while larger properties can take a day or more. After the inspection, a detailed report is provided, which can take up to two weeks to prepare, depending on the complexity of the survey.