A visual inspection of the accessible areas of the property.
Choose Which Home Survey You Need
Level 2 or Level 3
Before You Choose...
A Few Things To Consider
You don’t need to know your property’s age or how it was built. These are some questions worth asking yourself:
Has the property been heavily extended, converted, or altered from its original build?
Is it listed, or in a conservation area?
Are you planning renovation or extension work after you move in?
Answered ‘yes’ to any of these, or just want more detail either way? Level 3 is likely the better fit.
Important information: a home survey isn’t the same as your mortgage lender’s valuation. A lender’s valuation is done for the lender, to check the property is worth what they’re lending against. A Level 2 or Level 3 survey is done for you. It’s an independent report on the condition of the property, before you commit to buying it. It can help you renegotiate on the price, save you finding something unexpected and help you feel happy and confident knowing what you’re buying.
Choose Your Level of Home Survey
Level 2
from
£750*
For homes that haven’t been heavily extended, converted, or significantly altered.
What happens on site
In your report
Level 3
from
£1,000*
For homes that have been extended, converted, or altered. Or, if you’d just like more detailed advice.
What happens on site
In your report
*Every property is different, so we quote individually rather than fixing one price for all. Get a quote now and we’ll come back with an exact price for your home, free and with no obligation.
All surveys are carried out by Kate Charrington, a chartered residential surveyor. See her Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors member page.
Still not sure which one you need? Just ask.
We’re happy to talk it through before you get a quote.
