Home Surveys in Gloucestershire
When purchasing a new home, understanding its true condition is essential. Our Home Buyers Reports are conducted by fully qualified RICS surveyors and deliver a detailed and professional analysis of the property. The report carefully examines the structure, uncovering any key issues that could affect its long-term value or require attention. By providing a clear and expert evaluation, we help you make an informed decision about your investment.
Home Survey Level 2
A RICS Home Survey Level 2 is perfect for most property purchases in Gloucestershire.
Providing a complete visual inspection, this survey uncovers any underlying issues, including damp concerns, electrical risks, or structural challenges. It also features tailored advice to help you address these problems efficiently. By presenting a clear picture of the property’s condition, the report ensures you have all the necessary information to proceed with confidence.
RICS Home Survey
Level 2
RICS Home Survey Level 2
Valuation
Level 3 Building Survey
If you’re considering buying a property in Gloucestershire that’s older, larger, or in need of refurbishment, an in-depth inspection is essential. A Level 3 Building Survey examines every aspect of the property, highlighting structural issues and advising on maintenance needs. Designed for complex or non-standard properties, this survey ensures you’re fully informed before making your investment.
Our Services in Gloucestershire
Trusted chartered surveyors and registered valuers for over 17 years.
Every surveyor in our Gloucestershire team is an accredited member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and a Registered Valuer, providing assurance of internationally recognised quality and professionalism.
Frequently Asked Questions
The three levels offer varying levels of detail. Level 1 provides a basic overview, Level 2 (HomeBuyer Report) includes advice on repairs, and Level 3 (Building Survey) is a comprehensive inspection ideal for older or complex properties.
Even if a property appears well-maintained, hidden issues like subsidence, damp, or roof damage may not be obvious. A survey ensures these risks are identified early.
A snagging survey is specifically for new-build properties, checking for minor defects or unfinished work that developers may have missed before you move in.
A survey provides details on necessary repairs and potential future costs, helping buyers plan and budget more effectively after purchase.
Your choice depends on the property’s age, size, and condition. For older or listed buildings, a Building Survey is recommended, while newer properties may only need a HomeBuyer Report.
Depending on the findings, you can negotiate with the seller, request repairs, or consult specialists to evaluate the extent of the problems.
Yes, listed buildings often require a more detailed Building Survey to account for their unique features and potential restrictions on repairs or alterations.
Yes, surveys aren’t just for buyers. Homeowners can arrange surveys to assess the condition of their property, particularly before major renovations or if they suspect issues like damp or structural movement.
Surveyors can provide information about boundary conditions, but for disputes or legal clarification, you may need a solicitor or land surveyor.
Yes, landlords benefit from surveys to ensure their investment property is in good condition and complies with safety and legal standards.
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Contact Details
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Oxford Office,
Oxford Science, John Eccles House,
Robert Robinson Avenue, Oxford Science Park
Oxford, OX4 4GP
Postcodes Covering: SN, OX, GL, RG – Swindon, Oxford, Gloucestershire, Reading (Selective postcodes only)
Tel: 01865607013
Email: info@vikingsurveyors.co.uk