Home Surveys in Milton Keynes
Our Home Buyers Reports are an essential tool for anyone looking to make a well-informed property purchase. Compiled by our experienced and certified RICS surveyors, the report offers a thorough examination of the property’s structure, highlighting significant concerns such as subsidence, damp, or other potential risks. With this expert evaluation, you’ll have the insight needed to address concerns early and ensure your investment is both sound and secure.
Home Survey Level 2
A RICS Home Survey Level 2 is perfect for most property purchases in Milton Keynes.
RICS Home Survey
Level 2
RICS Home Survey Level 2
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Level 3 Building Survey
When investing in a home, understanding its true condition is key to avoiding costly surprises. A Level 3 Building Survey in Milton Keynes provides a thorough assessment of the property’s structure, highlighting any significant issues such as damp, subsidence, or timber decay. Designed for older homes or buildings with complex construction, this survey goes beyond a standard inspection, offering detailed repair recommendations. With expert insights, buyers can negotiate more effectively and plan for any necessary work, ensuring a smooth purchasing process.
Our Services in Milton Keynes
Trusted chartered surveyors and registered valuers for over 17 years.
With full accreditation from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and recognition as RICS Registered Valuers, our Milton Keynes-based surveyors uphold the highest industry standards, delivering precise and professional property assessments.
Frequently Asked Questions
A home survey evaluates the condition of a property, highlighting potential issues such as structural movement, damp, or outdated electrical and plumbing systems.
No, a home survey is not a legal requirement, but it is strongly advised to ensure you are making a sound investment and to avoid unexpected repair costs.
Yes, most surveys will inspect windows and doors for issues like draughts, broken seals, rot, or security concerns.
It’s not advisable to rely on an old survey, as property conditions can change over time. A new survey ensures that any recent developments or new issues are accounted for.
Most surveys will highlight any visible signs of flood risk or land movement, but a dedicated environmental or flood risk report may be needed for a more detailed assessment.
If unexpected defects are found, you can renegotiate the purchase price, request that the seller carries out repairs, or reconsider your decision to buy.
Homeowners may choose to get a survey before significant renovations, if they notice structural changes, or every few years to ensure their home remains in good condition.
If a survey uncovers major defects, lenders may reconsider their valuation or request further investigations before approving the mortgage.
While no property legally requires a survey, even brand-new homes can have defects, making it worthwhile to get at least a snagging survey.
Yes, if the survey uncovers serious issues that make the property unsuitable or too expensive to repair, you can withdraw your offer before exchanging contracts.
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Oxford Science, John Eccles House,
Robert Robinson Avenue, Oxford Science Park
Oxford, OX4 4GP
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Email: info@vikingsurveyors.co.uk