Surveying

If you are selling a property and you are unsure of its current condition, carrying out a survey before you put it on the market can be beneficial. You could also advertise at a higher price after resolving any issues the survey might uncover. Alternatively, you can make buyers aware of defects from the outset to avoid issues later on which could result in an offer being withdrawn.

Depending on the kind of work you are looking to have done at your property, you may well find yourself in need of a party wall surveyor. If you live in a semi-detached or terraced house you share a wall (or walls) with your neighbour. That wall is known as a party wall. Party walls usually separate buildings belonging to different owners but could include garden walls. If you want any changes made to that party wall you will need to start with a survey.

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A damp and timber report is one of the most common specialist reports for older buildings and is often requested as part of the home buying process. It involves carrying out a survey to check for the presence of damp problems that may be present, and looking for the presence of timber issues such as dry rot or woodworm infestations.

Vision Property Experts provide a comprehensive Dilapidation Report service, which surveys the current condition of a building and documents any pre-existing damage to the property. Our highly detailed survey will provide a record of the property's condition and identify any visible cracks or movement within the property. This report is an essential tool for monitoring a property's condition before, during and after construction works.

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