Home Surveys in Bourne
Purchasing a home is a big decision, and our Home Buyers Reports are designed to provide the reassurance you need before committing to a property. Conducted by our RICS-certified surveyors, these detailed reports offer an in-depth examination of the property’s structure, identifying any potential issues that could impact its value or require immediate attention. With this expert evaluation, you can confidently move forward, knowing exactly what to expect.
Home Survey Level 2
A RICS Home Survey Level 2 is perfect for most property purchases in Bourne.
This survey delivers a professional visual inspection of the property, focusing on key areas such as damp, electrical integrity, and structural soundness. Expert advice is included to guide you through any necessary repairs or improvements, ensuring you are fully informed before taking the next step.
RICS Home Survey
Level 2
RICS Home Survey Level 2
Valuation
Level 3 Building Survey
Properties with age, character, or extensive modifications require a careful assessment to avoid costly surprises. In Bourne, a Level 3 Building Survey provides a deep dive into a building’s condition, pinpointing issues that may not be immediately visible. Ideal for those investing in period homes or renovation projects, this survey ensures buyers make informed decisions.
Our Services in Bourne
Trusted chartered surveyors and registered valuers for over 17 years.
We take pride in our Bourne-based team of RICS-accredited surveyors and Registered Valuers, committed to delivering precise, reliable, and professional property assessments that meet the highest international standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
A home survey provides an expert assessment of the property’s condition, identifying potential issues such as damp, subsidence, and roof defects before you commit to a purchase.
Although older properties are more likely to have structural issues, even new-builds can have defects, making a survey beneficial for any home purchase.
A full structural survey (Building Survey Level 3) is the most detailed inspection, suitable for older or non-standard properties, whereas a basic Condition Report provides an overview of the property’s general condition.
Yes, a survey highlights potential issues that may require costly repairs in the future, allowing buyers to budget accordingly or renegotiate the price.
Lenders sometimes require a valuation survey before remortgaging, but a full home survey is only necessary if you want to check the property’s condition before refinancing.
If significant defects are uncovered, you can negotiate repairs with the seller, lower your offer, seek specialist advice, or withdraw from the purchase.
It is best to arrange a survey before exchanging contracts, as pulling out after this stage may result in financial penalties.
If the survey highlights expensive repairs, you can use the findings to negotiate a price reduction or ask the seller to carry out the necessary work.
Follow-up inspections, such as damp surveys or structural engineer reports, should be carried out before proceeding with the purchase to avoid unexpected costs.
Yes, homeowners can commission surveys to assess maintenance issues, plan renovations, or check for structural problems before selling.
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Cambridgeshire Office,
Stuart House, St John's St
Peterborough, PE1 5DD
Postcodes Covering: PE, CB, NG, NN – Peterborough, Stamford, Spalding, Boston, Cambridge, Ely, Grantham, Northamptonshire and surrounding areas. (Selective postcodes only)
Tel: 01733852728
Email: info@vikingsurveyors.co.uk