What is checked in a Homebuyers Survey?

A Homebuyers Survey is a detailed inspection of a property, focusing on its condition and highlighting any significant issues. Key areas checked include:

Structural Stability: Assessment of walls, roof, and floors for signs of damage or movement.

Dampness: Identification of damp areas, water ingress, and mould.

Roofing: Examination of tiles, gutters, and chimneys for damage or wear.

Insulation and Ventilation: Evaluation of loft insulation, ventilation, and energy efficiency.

Plumbing and Heating: Basic checks on the plumbing system, heating, and hot water supply.

Windows and Doors: Inspection for drafts, security, and general condition.

Joinery and Woodwork: Checking for wood rot or infestations.

The survey provides a concise report with advice on repairs and maintenance, helping buyers make informed decisions