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A Home Survey in East of England will reveal a property's unseen and costly problems

Without a property survey, you could find yourself paying £1000s in unexpected repair costs. A HomeBuyer Report in East of England carried out by a qualified RICS Chartered Surveyor will uncover any defects to the property you are buying, tell you if you are paying too much, and give you the power to renegotiate the home purchase price before you commit.

Our East of England Surveyors have a wealth of experience delivering low cost Building Surveys in East of England and across the UK. We deliver exceptional levels of service - 97% of our clients would happily recommend us to a friend.

1,947 clients throughout the UK have trusted us so far in 2012

  • Sale - Langdon Road, SS6
  • Purchase - Honey Close, Norwich, NR1
  • Sale - Honeysuckle Cottage, Melton Close, Newmarket,, CB8
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Langdon Road, SS6
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Honey Close, Norwich, NR1
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Honeysuckle Cottage, Melton Close, Newmarket,, CB8
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Property Valuation in East of England

A Property Valuation is similar to the Mortgage Valuation carried out on behalf of a lender. Typically this report is chosen by cash purchasers, but this property survey is useful for anyone seeking a formal property valuation,e.g. during a matrimonial dispute, or probate.


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HomeBuyer Report in East of England

A RICS HomeBuyer Report is a clearly laid out and detailed survey on the condition and value of your prospective home. It is the most popular survey for anyone buying a home in East of England and the UK as it will uncover any defects in the property could cost you £1000's to rectify.


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Building Survey in East of England

Previously known as a Full Structural Survey in East of England

The Building Survey is the most comprehensive survey and is typically chosen for older or substantially modified properties. It is particularly useful if you plan to renovate or convert the property. It does not include a valuation, unless specifically requested.


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Home Buyers Survey in East of England - Cheap HomeBuyer Report or Building Survey Quote

*Updated: 2012-05-18

Home Surveys from East of England Home Surveyors with local skill

"East of England is located in the UK, which has approximately 22,400,000 homes. Properties vary from modern to much earlier houses. However, when Home Surveyors undertake Home Surveys in East of England, methods of construction are only one aspect of the matter, as there are various other local problems to bear in mind. Such factors may well lower your enjoyment of the purchase, and should be examined carefully. Issues include 0 to name but a few. Several of these are discussed in more detail later in this article.

Fridaysmove have recent experience of carrying out Home Surveys in the UK and in all areas of East of England including all districts. To buy with confidence and to reduce the risk of later expense, it is advisable that buyers in East of England consider a survey early in the home-buying process to avoid costly and disruptive repair work ."

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East of England Home Surveyors generally unearth a range of problems, including:

Survey is a negotiating tool for Mr F in Leigh-on-Sea

Our client, Mr F, was contemplating buying a semi-detached bungalow so he ordered a Home Buyers Survey in Leigh-on-Sea. Thanks to the Surveyor’s sharp eye, Mr F would be perfectly within his rights to re-negotiate the price of the Leigh-on-Sea property

Surveyor finds problems top and bottom in Peterborough

 This Property Survey in Peterborough found that the outside and living areas of the property was in excellent shape. The Surveyor would have thought he was going to have a very easy day at the office, until he lifted himself into the roof space. 

St Neots home overvalued by £27,500

A Home Buyers Survey in St Neots found the property to be in good condition. However, it was the Surveyor's opinion that, even thought it was free from defects, the property was significantly overpriced.

Surveyor stumped by flawless house in Leigh-on-Sea

A Chartered Surveyor has been stumped during a Home Buyers Survey in Leigh-on-Sea. In a rare event, the Surveyor could find nothing, absolutely nothing, to raise concerns about. The home was in excellent condition. 

Survey for a clean home in a clean city

A two-bedroom bungalow has received a resounding commendation during a Property Survey in Peterborough - the UK's self-proclaimed environmental capital.

The Fox Public House in Hevingham, photo Evelyn Simak

Peaceful village but damp walls for this Property Survey in Norwich

An Edwardian country home valued at £500,000 has revealed signs of dampness during a Home Buyers Survey in Norwich. The HomeBuyer Report urged the buyer to remedy the moisture problem immediately to avoid further damage.

Rare Building Survey on an 1860s Great Yarmouth Hotel

Before investing in this beautiful old Great Yarmouth hotel, the prospective buyers asked a Chartered Surveyor to conduct a Property Survey on the Victorian-era guesthouse. Located near the centre of the busy holiday town, the hotel was set back from the North Sea by only one block. The...

Old building techniques cause damp in Peterborough survey

A Building Survey in Peterborough conducted on a late-19th Century property revealed some outmoded building techniques that were now causing problems. He noted the age of the property and raised concerns about high damp readings.  

Home Buyers Survey in Norfolk brings sea change for Mr E

A Property Survey in Norfolk has found that the sea-side apartment was in good condition. Some relatively insignificant repair work, similar to the regular upkeep of any property, was all that was required.

Insulate the roof to save money, Building Survey in Essex recommends

A Building Survey in Essex revealed no serious defects, although concerns were raised in regards to the lack of insulation in the roof. Although this is not a serious problem, a well insulated roof will help to significantly reduce the energy consumption within the building.

A home buyer saves £25,000 thanks to this Building Survey in Essex

A fascinating Building Survey in Essex found an overpriced property with a potentially dangerous willow tree. The surveyor even advised the buyer to purchase the home for £25,000 less than the original price that was put up on the market.

HomeBuyer Report in Essex reveals unanswered questions

A recent Home Buyers Survey in Essex is hampered by missing documents and access - leading the Surveyor to highlight two problems requiring urgent attention.