Home Surveys in Ely
Our Home Buyers Reports deliver an in-depth examination of the condition of your prospective property. Produced by our expert RICS-certified surveyors, these reports uncover any significant structural problems that might influence its market value or require prompt action.
Home Survey Level 2
A RICS Home Survey Level 2 is perfect for most property purchases in Ely.
This survey offers a thorough visual inspection of the property, flagging up concerns such as damp, electrical hazards, or structural faults. It provides professional guidance on how to deal with these issues, giving you the knowledge you need to make a confident decision. The report ensures you are fully informed about the property’s condition.
RICS Home Survey
Level 2
RICS Home Survey Level 2
Valuation
Level 3 Building Survey
In Ely, older properties often benefit from a detailed and thorough inspection to identify potential issues before purchase or renovation. A Level 3 Building Survey provides an in-depth analysis, ideal for larger, historic, or extensively altered homes common in the area. This type of survey goes beyond surface-level observations, offering expert insights into the property’s condition, including structural integrity and areas requiring immediate attention. It’s an invaluable resource for homeowners seeking peace of mind or planning significant renovations in this charming cathedral city.
Our Services in Ely
Trusted chartered surveyors and registered valuers for over 17 years.
Every one of our Ely-based surveyors is an accredited member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and a Registered Valuer, providing a guarantee of professionalism, quality, and compliance with global standards.
Frequently Asked Questions
A home survey is an inspection of a property to assess its overall condition, identify defects, and highlight areas needing maintenance or further investigation.
Even if a property appears to be in good condition, a survey can uncover hidden problems that may not be visible during a viewing, such as structural issues or damp.
A survey provides crucial insights into a property’s condition, helping buyers decide whether to proceed, renegotiate, or request repairs before completion.
While modern homes are less likely to have major issues, a survey is still recommended to confirm there are no defects, poor construction, or unfinished work.
For older properties, surveyors pay close attention to potential issues like damp, subsidence, timber decay, and outdated structural elements that may need repair or replacement.
If subsidence is detected, the surveyor will recommend further investigations. Depending on the severity, this could involve specialist engineering assessments or foundation repairs.
Survey reports often use a traffic light system (green, amber, red) to indicate the severity of issues. Your surveyor can explain the findings and suggest the next steps.
Yes, most surveys outline any necessary repairs and recommend further investigations for specific issues, such as structural defects or damp.
Surveyors generally inspect visible and accessible areas. They don’t move furniture, lift carpets, or carry out invasive investigations unless specifically agreed.
If the survey identifies significant problems, buyers can present the findings to the seller to negotiate a reduced price, request repairs, or ask for financial compensation.
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Contact Details
Address:
Wisbech Office, Friday Bridge
Wisbech, PE14 0XH
Postcodes Covering: PE – Peterborough, Wisbech, Kings Lynn, March, Hunstanton, Downham Market and surrounding areas and villages.
Tel: 01945742801
Email: info@vikingsurveyors.co.uk