Building survey.

When should I choose a building survey?

You should choose a Building Survey if you want a report that is more detailed than a RICS HomeBuyer Report or RICS Condition Report, or if  you’re dealing with a property that is:

• Large
• Old 
• In poor condition
• Unusual
• Significantly altered and therefore not suitable for the RICS reports.

You’ll also want to choose this option if you’re planning major works on a property.

It’s the most expensive type of survey but it provides you with greater detail about the structure and fabric of the property.

What does it include?

A building survey (commonly known as a structural survey) includes:

• A thorough inspection of the property by a RICS qualified surveyor.
• A detailed report on a wide range of issues
• A Market Valuation
• An outline of repair options and the likely consequences of inactivity
• Advice for your legal advisers
• Details of serious risks and dangerous conditions.

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