Chartered Surveyors throughout the East & West Midlands, South Yorkshire, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire

Providing Expert, Local Surveys and Valuations Across the East Midlands, Yorkshire, East Anglia & West Midlands

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RICS CHARTERED SURVEYORS
YOU CAN TRUST

Our team of RICS Chartered surveyors have helped over 10,000 clients in the past five years.

We have specialist knowledge of the housing markets across the East Midlands, West Midlands, Yorkshire and East Anglia. They combine this local property knowledge with their surveying expertise for accurate and realistic survey and valuation reports.

For thorough and precise surveys and valuations that are property-specific, presented with clarity and delivered by experts, call us today for a no-obligation quote.

COVERING A WIDE CLIENT BASE

We specialise in residential surveys, property valuations and expert witness property reports.

We work for individual clients across all aspects of residential survey and valuation including Home Surveys, Building Surveys and specific valuations for tax and matrimonial matters. We also service our corporate clients, partnering with a wide network of mortgage panel managers.

With RICS Chartered surveyors based in towns and cities like Nottingham, Leicester, Norfolk and Cambridge, across East Midlands, West Midlands, Yorkshire and East Anglia, our local knowledge of the residential property market is unsurpassed.

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HERE'S WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I instruct a surveyor?

A surveyor can be instructed at any point throughout the purchase process. We would encourage clients not to leave it to the last minute, to allow time for any further investigations to be carried out.

What type of surveys are there?

We conduct the RICS two main levels of survey, Level 2 Home Survey and Level 3 Building Survey.

Isn’t a survey carried out by my lender?

There is often a misconception in this regard. Where mortgage finance is involved, the lender will appoint a surveyor to carry out a valuation of the property to ensure it is suitable security for lending and is worth what is being paid for it. This is principally to protect the bank and in some instances it may take the form of a desktop valuation. It will not provide the buyer with a detailed assessment of the property’s condition.

Do I have to arrange the inspection appointment?

Our experienced administrators will make all the necessary arrangements for the surveyor to inspect the property. This will include liaising with the estate agent and seller to reduce stress on our clients behalf.

How long does a survey inspection take?

Inspections typically take between 2 and 4 hours dependent on the age, size and condition of the property, as well as the type of survey. We will spend sufficient time on site to ensure a detailed and thorough report is produced.

How do I instruct a surveyor?

To discuss your survey requirements, please feel free to contact us here.

How quickly will I receive my report?

Following the survey inspection, the completed report is issued within 4-7 working days, allowing time for reflection on our findings and ensuring the report is accurate.

What are the benefits of a survey?

Our survey is designed to provide a buyer with a comprehensive overview of the condition of the property they are purchasing and allowing them to make an informed decision. It is there to assist with the decision making process so that they can proceed to purchase in confidence. Where issues do exist, it will identity the issues and provide context regarding the urgency of repairs to ensure that any significant defects can be costed before committing to purchase.

CWH Surveyors Head Office

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01476 584190

survey@cwhsurveyors.co.uk

Unit One, Hill Court, Turnpike Close, Grantham, Lincolnshire NG31 7XY

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