Looking for a Homebuyers Report or Building Survey in Coventry or Warwickshire?
When it comes to property matters our team of Surveyors are here to provide expert guidance and support for homebuyers throughout all CV post codes. With in-depth knowledge of building defects & the local property market along with years of experience working in Warwickshire, our surveyors are equipped to handle a wide range of property- from the traditional terraced house or semi right through to a period village cottage or country house. Whether you require a comprehensive level 3 building survey, a standard level 2 homebuyer report, or just a basic valuation our RICS surveyors in Warwickshire will deliver professional and reliable advice tailored to your specific needs.
We understand the importance of making informed decisions when it comes to property, and our team is committed to providing you with the knowledge and insights necessary to put the survey at the centre of your next home purchase. Trust our surveying expertise to help you unlock the full condition & value of your next property purchase in Coventry, Leamington Spa, Warwick & Rugby. We are part of the MooreSurv Group covering the wider the West Midlands region.
Home Survey Level 2
Surveyors Opinion: “Our most popular choice – Level 2 is a good all-round inspection & report service suitable for most homes built since the early 20th century or older homes well renovated – Essential if you are concerned about paying the right price for your new home”
Home Survey Level 3
Surveyors Opinion: “Level 3 is essential if you need the most detailed information & advice – particularly if you are buying a property that may be complex, substantially altered, very old or in a run-down condition”
After 30 years of helping over 20,000 clients we’ve learned lot about surveys in Coventry & Warwickshire using our panel of over 100 Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Your local RICS Coventry & Warwickshire RICS surveyor will be experienced and have local knowledge your property location so whether you’re worried about subsidence, damp, infestations, extensions or even the just for peace of mind, we’ve got you covered.
Our HomeBuyers Survey costs are fixed and competitive as you’ll see from all our Excellent reviews. This means you don’t have to break the bank to get a full health check on your new home. Get a Home Buyer Survey Quote today or if you’re not sure which survey to choose and want to know the difference between a Level 2 Home Survey and a Level 3 Building Survey, then give us a call and we’ll happily tell you what you need – 01858 565961.
Coventry is a city in the West Midlands. Its present cathedral was built after the destruction of the 14th century cathedral church of Saint Michael by the German Luftwaffe in the Coventry Blitz of 14 November 1940. The ruins of the former cathedral have been left standing as a memorial.
The city has buildings from many eras and, despite the 2nd world war bomb damage, there are still a number which are historically and architecturally interesting and there are surviving properties from the medieval era, the Georgian era and the Victorian era.
Council houses in the city were first let to tenants in 1917 and numerous private and council housing developments took place across the city in the 1920s and 1930s which saw the development of areas such as Radford, Coundon, Canley, Cheylesmore and Stoke Heath.
Further housing developments in the private and public sector took place after the Second World War, including the major prefabricated housing district in south Canley which exists to this day.
There have been further developments, particularly to the city centre, right up to the present day and new build residential developments can be found in places like Brindle Avenue (mews houses), Walsgrave, Penny Park Lane and Fairlands Park off Kenilworth Road (detached houses) and Stoke (terrace and semi-detached properties).
In 1830, Queen Victoria visited the town, as a princess, and gave it its ‘Royal Prefix’. It can now be known as ‘Royal Leamington Spa’. As a result of this, the town’s popularity grew and more properties were built. Victorian houses can be found on Lillington Road and Tachbrook Road.
The cost varies depending on the size and condition of the property, with the average cost of our HomeBuyers Survey – Level 2 starting at £360 incl VAT.
The average cost of a Building Survey – Level 3 is higher. Our fees start at £495 incl VAT.
To ensure accuracy, we utilise Rightmove or Zoopla to assess the property type, guaranteeing a fixed quote tailored to your needs. For guidance on choosing the right survey, contact our survey specialists at 01858 565961
