Derby Surveyors Survey Report on a 1960 Detached Bungalow
Property survey on a 1960 detached bungalow. The property had defective rainwater goods, subsidecne of both an extension and part of the original property, derelict gardens and trees pushing over a wall, and possibly a bullet hole in a window.
RICS CHARTERED SURVEYORS DERBY FOR BUILDING HOUSE AND PROPERTY SURVEYS
Steve Butler Surveyor has been undertaking Building Surveys and Level 2 Homebuyers Surveys of residential property in Derby for thirty years and is thus very familiar with the area. Steve has been surveying, valuing and managing a portfolio of properties in Derby since qualifying as Chartered Surveyor in 1992. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) which is an independent professional body established by Royal Charter has been setting and upholding the highest standards of excellence and integrity for surveyors for over one hundred and fifty years. Steve Butler has also passed the Government's Home Inspector Surveying Examinations and is a qualified commercial energy surveyor and associate member of the Chartered Institution of Legal Executives.
Steve Butler Chartered Surveyors are entirely independent. We do not not pay introductory fees to estate agents ensuring our independence.
Our surveyors have lived in or owned properties of all types and ages in many parts of Derby and Derbyshire so we have considerable local knowledge of most areas, and practical experience of owning and maintaining many types and ages of property.
DERBY SURVEYORS PROPERTY SURVEY REPORT 1900 SEMI DETACHED HOUSE
Level 2 homebuyers survey of a 1900's house. The property had damp issues, poor underfloor, ventilation, an historic fire escape and boudnary walls that were in poor condition.
If you are you buying a property in Derby then a pre-purchse Building or Level 2 Homebuyers Survey from one of our experienced surveyors may help avoid future expenses.
Our surveyors specialise in surveying and valuing residential property in Derby offering a rapid turnaround with efficient and competitive service.
Due to the time taken to measure the property Building Surveys cost considerably more than the Homebuyers Report, however you should bear in mind that they are unlikely to find any serious defects to the property that the Level 2 Homebuyers Survey and Report will not.
It is considered that the Level 2 Homebuyers Survey and Report will be suitable for most clients.
All Building Survey and Level 2 Homebuyers Surveyors Reports are undertaken by Steve Butler personally ensuring that personalized service to all our clients.
Surveyors Report. Level 2 Homebuyers Survey Report on a 1900's terrace house.
Derby surveyors Level 2 Homebuyers survey report on a turn of the century terrace. The house had damage to the chimney, the ground floors were below pavement level, it had suffered from severe mining subsidence and had been subject to some substandard alterations including moving the kitchen in a former outhouse.
The Building Survey provides a more detailed picture of a property’s construction and can be carried out on practically all residential properties.
The report is bespoke and tailored to your requests.
It is most suitable when the building is less conventional. This could be because it is very old, it has been built using unusual construction methods, or it is dilapidated. Similarly, it can be very informative if a building has been extensively altered.
Our Derby RICS Homebuyers Report Surveyors found a collapsed wall, unusual easement, vulnerable gas pipe, roof void wet rot, single glazed cold windows and a substandard roof structure. The property has single glazed timber windows and that are likely to be subject to condensation and decay. Pots and pans in the roof suggest that the metalwork at the right of the roof is leaking.
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Level 2 Homebuyers Surveyors Fees
A standardized report produced by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) to highlight significant problems and matters requirng urgent investigation.
It is designed to flag up major defects and problems that need urgent or significant attention, because such issues will affect the property’s value.
It is the cost effective choice for the majority of property purchasers.
A valuation of the property and estimation of reinstatement cost for insurance purposes is included as standard in the Homebuyers Survey report.
Derby Surveyors acting as expert Witnesses
Derby Surveyors Report for Court. Tree damage to a property
A large tree had pushed over a garage wall. The owner of the tree tried to argue that the garage hadd been built to near to the garage. Their experts questions trying to shift blame make interesting reading.
Our boundary surveyors have over twenty eyars exepriecne of dealing with boundary disputes and right of way disputes. Our surveyors have appeared in Court as expert witenses in a number of cases and have also provided binding boundary deteminations for parties wishing to avoid the time and expense of prepring for a Court hearing.
BOUNDARY SURVEY REPORT IN RESPECT OF THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN A HOUSE AND NOW SEPERATE DEVELOPMENT PLOT.
Derby surveyors boundary dispute report in relation to a hedge that was won by adverse possession
The client had little going for her in trying to stop the neighbour removing a hedge but fortunately she had lived at the property for seventy years and was able to offer evidence that her father had planted the hedge and that the family had maintained it since.
Derby surveyors right of way dispute report
Conveyance documents showed no right of way existed and the OS sheet that an alterntaive right of way existed.
Derby surveyors report on a boundary where long standing features were the best evidence
The surveyor considered that the conveyance plan was not reliable for determining the boundary. Fortunately the survey revealed a number of original features that enabled an accurate determination of the boundary.
Surveyors Acting as Expert Witnesses
This concerned a blocked walled detached house that was under construction. The cavity had been retrospectively insulated with foam. The mixing of the foam creates heat and it is also injected at high temperature. In this instance the temperature was too high and the heat from the foam caused all of the walls to expand resulting in vertical fractures at all of the corners both internally and externally. Method of repair was to insert stainless steel tiles in to a number of the horizontal mortar joints crossing the fractures and bond them in with an epoxy resin. The report prepared for the Court follows the photographs.
Surveyors Homebuyers Survey Report on a 1910 semi detached property
Surveyors Homebuyers Survey Report on a 1930 detached property
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