A full building survey is the most comprehensive and detailed survey that can be undertaken in advance of purchasing the property.
The inspection covers all aspects of the property from the outside, to the inside and to the grounds. It not only describes the visible defects but considers potential problems caused by hidden flaws and provides an outline of the repair options and likely consequences of inactivity.
The completed report should not only fully confirm and thoroughly explain the defects and issues of the property but will also fully explain the cost implications of the defects. The report also contains sections including issues for your legal adviser, thermal insulation and energy efficiency, noise and disturbance, hazardous materials, means of escape and other health and safety concerns.
The "Party Wall etc., Act 1996" applies throughout England and Wales
Commonly referred to as a structural survey, this is the most detailed survey of a property that is available.
Commonly referred to as a structural survey, this is the most detailed survey of a property that is available.