Structural Survey
A professional survey will help you reach an informed decision on what could be a long-term investment. Commissioning your own survey may often avoid unpleasant surprises. If you have any questions about commercial or residential building surveys in Faringdon, Oxfordshire, or the surrounding counties, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Commercial & Residential Surveys
Our Commercial & Residential Surveys offer in-depth property assessments for both businesses and homeowners. Whether you’re purchasing, selling, or managing a property, our expert surveys provide the information you need to make confident, informed decisions.
Residential
We can provide ‘Full Building Surveys’ – previously known as structural surveys – on residential properties across Oxfordshire, both houses and flats, old or new, please get in touch for more information.
Building Surveys include:
- A detailed description and report on the design, construction and condition of the property
- Sensible and realistic advice on the cause and effect of cracking and movement, dampness, rot, and other structural problems.
- Advice on any specialist investigations required
- A summary of any urgent repairs/ and or maintenance work need comment on feasibility of alteration/ extension (if required).
- A brief schedule of work for repairs/ upgrading (if required)
- We are often asked to provide further advice, following the initial survey, particularly concerning alterations and extensions. If this is of interest, please let us know when confirming instructions in order that we can properly consider your ideas and advise on feasibility, likely costs and planning requirements.
Commercial
We can provide building surveys for commercial properties including shops, offices, factories and warehouses. If you are considering the purchase of a leasehold property, you will need to know the obligations and liabilities imposed by the lease including the cost of those liabilities.
Commercial property surveys include:
- Advice on dilapidation issues in relation to leasehold convenants, the nature of those convenants and the cost of compliance.
- The design, construction and condition of the premises.
- The need for improvement and repair.
Get In Touch
Looking for expert property advice? Whether you need a survey, valuation, or guidance on your next steps, we’re here to help. Get in touch today to speak with a professional surveyor you can trust!