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Do you need a Home Buyers Survey? Which survey is the right choice?
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RICS Level 2 Survey in Dartmouth
The RICS Level 2 Survey is the best choice if planning to purchase a home made of conventional materials i.e. brick & tile, in reasonable order and built in the last 100 years. Find out more
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RICS Level 3 Survey in Dartmouth
The RICS Level 3 Survey (often referred to as a Full Structural Survey in Dartmouth) will also be carried out by a MRICS or FRICS accredited surveyor and is more exhaustive. Choose this for non standard property such as thatched or older homes. Find out more
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Property Valuation Report in Dartmouth
This is an independent chartered surveyor valuation of the property. This is typically chosen by mortgage free buyers or someone requiring a formal valuation e.g. matrimonial dispute. Find out more
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Should we select a RICS Level 2 Survey, RICS Level 3 Survey or Full Structural Survey on a home in Dartmouth and which is cheaper?
The Full Structural Survey has been renamed a RICS Level 3 Survey but is effectively the same comprehensive survey.
If the Dartmouth property is a flat, or is 100 or more years old, or has been structurally modified, or is built of unusual materials, RICS recommend the cheaper RICS Level 2 Survey.
If you are thinking about whether to carry out any major works, you should you opt for a RICS Level 3 Survey. The RICS Level 3 Survey is not as cheap however it does give you a thorough analysis of the Dartmouth property's state of repair along with advice on structural defects and maintenance options .
For more detailed advice why not get an instant Dartmouth House Survey Quote via our website or call us 0800 022 4428 to speak to one of our advisers.
We are planning to buy a Dartmouth house and the current owner has told us that it has been built with Cotswold stone. Are there specific matters to consider?
If left in a poor state of repair, stone walls will suffer from structural issues caused by factors including delamination. The problems which can plague poorly maintained stone vary considerably. The two main forms of mortared stone wall construction found in Dartmouth are regular and irregular. Dry stone construction is used in garden walls and field boundaries, but is rarely employed for inhabited structures.
Home Buyers Surveys will usually offer guidance on these matters. An example would be careful removal of nearby trees and plants. Be careful not to pull these up by the roots, as they could already be intertwined with the wall's foundations, which will cause more damage.
What should we pay attention to when buying an old building in Dartmouth? What impact will the property's age have on upkeep?
Use of traditional methods can often be problematic, and Properties employing traditional methods can be unexpectedly hard to maintain. It is often the case that specialist expertise is necessary. Materials suitable for the work may also need to be sourced. This can result in longer-term maintenance obligations. If you plan to make alterations to a period property, discuss options with your RICS surveyor for more information. Built in the 15th century, Old Castle in Dartmouth is a fine example of a Medieval-period castle.