A full structural survey looks at all the main features of the property, including walls, roof, foundations, plumbing, joinery, electrical wiring, drains, and garden.
This is the highest level of property inspection you can get, and the most expensive. The surveyor will make a detailed analysis of the property, including checks for damp, rot and other infestations. You can also ask your surveyor to check out specific things that you might be concerned about regarding the property and surrounding land. If a surveyor misses something in a Full Structural Survey that later becomes a problem, you would be able to take legal action against the firm to recover any costs incurred.
Comprehensive report on the nature of the structure and any problems.
A comprehensive report by a qualified surveyor on the condition of a property you are interested in purchasing, which gives peace of mind as all matters affecting value and condition are reported on.
This is very important as it will tell you if there is any problem or faults with the property you are buying.
A comprehensive report by a qualified surveyor on the condition of a property to be purchased. The survey is expensive but provides absolute peace of mind, as all matters affecting the value and condition of the property are reported on. The price varies, depending on the value of the property.