Report Types

Homebuyer reports
A concise document that seeks to provide the client with an overall appraisal of the subject property. The report is completed to a standard defined by the RICS. The report is intended for conventional residential properties. The homebuyer report is not as in depth as a building survey, however it does provide the client with an assessment of value and an in  sight into the condition of the property. More detail can be found at www.rics.org.uk what is a homebuyer report.

Building survey
Aims to provide a clear, concise report and a detailed commentary as to the condition of the building and its construction. The report can tailored to match the exact requirements of each client. For example, can comment on specific areas of concern or provide comments in regard an area the client is considering extending or altering. It examines all accessible aspects of the property. More detail can be found at www.rics.org.uk what is a building survey.  
   
Snagging lists
Based on our clients instructions we will compile a detailed list (and if necessary photographs) of issues which need to be resolved by the builder/developer prior to completion.  These issues may be significant or cosmetic. The report will also include legal matters and any issues relating to the development as a whole. If required we will provide a link between the purchaser and the developer.

Valuations of residential property for probate and matrimonial purposes.  
Experienced in providing property asset valuations. As a chartered surveyor our valuations reports can be utilised in a court of law as exert witness statements.  
   
Valuations for fire insurance/insurance rebuilding cost  
It is important that properties are insured to cover the full cost of rebuilding. Failure to do so could result in a reduction on any successful claim. The reduction of the payout is usually reflected by the same percentage as the property was under insured. Therefore it is recommend that insurance value is regularly checked/updated.