Here are reasons why you should choose of a Level 3 RICS Building Survey:
Building Survey Level 3 provides a detailed assessment of the property, identifying issues that may not be evident.
Level 3 Building Surveyor conduct survey who can provide expert recommendations and advice.
You can negotiate with the seller for a lower price or ask for repairs before completing the purchase.
Here are the key areas covered:
Structural Condition: This includes a detailed analysis of the property's foundations, walls, and roof to identify cracks, subsidence, or other structural issues that could affect the building's stability.
Roof Condition: A thorough examination of the roof covering, chimneys, and any signs of water damage or leaks.
Interior: The surveyor will assess the internal condition, including ceilings, floors, and the general state of the property’s rooms. This helps detect issues such as damp, uneven floors, or poor insulation.
External: The exterior walls, windows, doors, and drainage system are also inspected for any visible defects.
Specialist Issues: For homes with potential problems like dry rot, asbestos, or invasive pests, the Building Survey Level 3 will investigate these concerns in detail.
Before the surveyor arrives, there are a few steps you can prepare:
Ensure the surveyor has access to all parts of the property, including the loft, cellar, and any outbuildings. This allows them to perform a complete inspection.
Gather any previous reports, maintenance records, or information about renovations or structural work carried out on the property. This will help the surveyor to understand potential areas of concern.
Consider any specific concerns you have about the property. The surveyor will provide tailored advice if you raise these points during the inspection.
Yes, it provides detailed advice on any required repairs or maintenance. We will highlight any immediate concerns, such as damp or cracks, as well as longer-term issues that may need attention. This can help you plan for future costs and avoid surprise expenses after purchasing the property.
It typically takes between 4 to 8 hours, depending on the size and complexity of the property. After the inspection, we will compile a detailed report, which usually takes a few days to complete. This report will provide all the findings, recommendations, and a clear assessment of the property’s condition.
Yes, it can be a valuable tool in property negotiations. If the survey reveals issues that need addressing, such as structural problems or major repairs, you can use this information to negotiate a lower purchase price or request that the seller makes necessary repairs before completing the sale.
You can expect to receive your house survey Level 3 report within 3 to 5 days. The exact time can vary depending on the complexity of the survey and the size of the property. The report will provide detailed descriptions, clear recommendations, and, in some cases, estimated costs for necessary repairs.
Surveys are typically recommended for older properties. However, they can still be useful for new buildings. A house survey level 3 of a new property may uncover issues such as poor workmanship, defects in the materials used, or unfinished work.
Ensure you have all the information you need to make a confident decision.
Contact us today to schedule your Level 3 Building Survey. Your dream home or investment property starts with the right information—Let us help you make an informed choice!
Phone: 01225 581591
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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.
