Trustworthy Residential Surveying for Peace of Mind
We specialise in delivering meticulous residential surveying services to provide you with a clear picture of your property’s condition. Our expert team conducts thorough assessments, employing industry-leading techniques and tools to ensure comprehensive results. With our attention to detail and in-depth knowledge, we deliver accurate reports that enable you to make informed decisions regarding your property. Trust us for comprehensive, professional, and reliable residential surveying services.
Level 3 Building (Structural) Survey
- Our flagship and most popular service
- Most comprehensive pre-purchase survey that we offer
- Catering to a wide range of properties, including those of non-traditional construction and listed status.
- We ensure that every aspect of the property is examined to provide you with comprehensive insights and peace of mind.
RICS Level 2 HomeBuyer Report
- Only suitable for post-war properties in reasonable condition with no significant alterations or extensions.
- Expert Assessment: Professional insights into the property’s structure and condition.
- Informed Decision-Making: Obtain crucial information for confident property purchasing.
New-Build Snagging Survey
- Thorough inspection and comprehensive report on new-build properties, identifying defects and snags.
- Specifically designed for new constructions, ensuring quality and compliance.
- Completed during the interim period between construction completion and legal handover.
- Optional drone survey available upon request, providing an aerial perspective for enhanced assessment.
Specific Defect Report (SDR)/Specific Structural Inspection (SSI)
- In-depth inspection and detailed report on specific property defects or concerns such as structural movement, timber decay, roofing issues, and more.
- Expert Analysis: Comprehensive assessment by experienced professionals.
- Tailored Solutions: Address specific issues to make informed decisions and plan necessary repairs or maintenance.
- Drone Survey Available On Request
General Structural Inspection (GSI)
- Thorough assessment of the main structural elements of the property, including roof, walls, floors, and foundations.
- Professional advice on the condition of the structural elements and suggested actions for maintenance, repair, or further investigations.
- Peace of Mind: Gain confidence in the overall structural integrity of the property.
- Transparent Reporting: Clear and concise reports detailing findings and recommendations for necessary actions.
Single Storey Wrap-Around Extension
CharterHouse Architecture was appointed to provide a complete architectural design service for the extension and remodelling of a detached residential property in Chester. The client’s objective was to create a significantly improved family living environment by extending the property to the side and rear, whilst also improving the functionality of the existing internal layout
Hip-to-Gable Loft Conversion & Rear Extension – Chester
We were appointed to deliver a comprehensive architectural design package for a combined hip-to-gable loft conversion and rear extension to a residential property in Chester.
Level 3 Building (Structural) Survey
Level 3 Building (Structural) Survey carried out by our experts on a six bedroom century-old property.
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FAQs
How long does a full house survey take?
The duration of a full house survey depends on the size, complexity, and condition of the property. On average, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day to complete a thorough assessment and produce a detailed report. Contact our team on 01244 220 014, via email or by completing our contact form.
What are the red flags on a house survey?
During a house survey, red flags may include structural issues, dampness or mould, signs of subsidence, electrical or plumbing problems, roofing defects, inadequate insulation, and other significant defects that may require immediate attention or further investigation.
How much does a residential survey cost?
The cost of a residential survey varies based on the type of survey being conducted, the size and complexity of the property, and additional factors. It is best to contact CharterHouse Surveyors directly for a personalised quote based on your specific requirements.
How do I prepare my property for a surveyor?
To ensure a smooth survey process, it’s helpful to make sure the surveyor has unobstructed access to all areas of the property, including loft spaces, basements, and external areas. Clearing away any clutter, unlocking doors and gates, providing documentation or access to relevant areas, and notifying the surveyor of any specific concerns or areas of interest can facilitate an efficient and comprehensive survey.