Items a Home inspector is certified to assess and produce a report on:

• Energy Performance Certificates EPC
• Chimney Stacks
• Roof Coverings
• Guttering
• Walls and Cladding
• Windows
• Doors
• Other Outside Detail

• Roof space
• Ceilings
• Inside Walls
• Floors
• Electrical
• Water
• Gas
• Drainage
• Grounds

• Services
  • Building Services
  • Cavity Wall Insulation
  • Commercial Energy Performance Certificates
  • Domestic Energy Performance Certificates
  • Double Glazing Window Services
  • Electrical Inspections
  • Floor Plans
  • Gas Safe (Corgi) Inspections
  • Home Condition Surveys - Home Buyers Surveys
  • Inventories
  • Landlord Energy Performance Certificates
  • Loft Insulation Surveys
  • On Construction Energy Performance Certificates (New Dwelling)
  • Plumbing and Heating Services
  • Property Maintenance
  • Property Management
  • Property Sales
  • Renewable Energy Surveys
  • Solar Energy Surveys  

• Pricing
• Energy Performance Certificate Guidance
• Home Condition Survey - Home Buyers Survey Guidance
• Terms and Conditions
• Industry standard abbreviations
• Houses for sale
• Letting Services
• Other Services

Websites for Further Information

• Communities and local Government CLG
• Surveyors and Valuers Accreditation  SAVA

A Home Condition Survey is a clear and concise report on the condition of a domestic property, allowing the homebuyer to make an informed decision, quicker than by conventional surveys and representing much better value for money.

The Home Condition Survey delivers a thorough report, giving homebuyers a plain English, jargon free assessment of the condition of the property, using a simple 1,2,3 rating guide on all the major aspects that are likely to affect the homebuyers decision to buy. It does this at far better value than a standard full structural survey.

The Survey covers:

• Building condition and defects
• Structural movement
• Damp, rot and woodworm
• Heating and electrical services
• Alterations
• Drains
• Environmental issues
• The reinstatement cost you need for insurance purposes

The report will be:

• Fully insured Public Liability £5 Million, Professional Indemnity £1 Million
• Carried out by a Certified Home Inspector
• Be written in plain English and use no technical jargon
• Gives you comprehensive information on work or repairs that may be needed to the property, so reducing the likely hood of hidden surprises.
• A survey and not just a lender's valuation report.

Benefits of a Home Condition Survey for homebuyers:

• Homebuyers have an early opportunity to negotiate with regard any repair work on any defects prior to sale
• By having an accurate report on the property there is less likely hood of homebuyers pulling out later in the sales process because of unforeseen problems and defects
• If a homebuyer has a Home Condition Survey carried out, the buyer reduces the risk of being faced with unexpected repair bills and any other potential surprises
• The Home Condition Survey gives homebuyers the reassurance that any compliance is covered and gives complete peace of mind
• The homebuyer will appreciate the swiftness and simplicity of the whole process and fully understand condition of the property through the comprehensive documentation.
• Home Condition Surveys are considerably cheaper than 'RICS' Surveyors equivalent report with the same exacting standards and Insurance cover for 'peace of mind'.

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