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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 Wargrave
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 Wargrave
The RICS Level 3 Survey (often referred to as a Full Structural Survey in Wargrave) 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 Wargrave
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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Is it best to choose a Full Structural Survey, RICS Level 3 Survey or RICS Level 2 Survey for a property in Wargrave and which one is the cheapest?
The Full Structural Survey is now called a RICS Level 3 Survey, however it is basically the same the same level of survey.
If the Wargrave property is a flat, or is an older property, or has been structurally modified, or is built of unusual materials, RICS recommend a cheaper RICS Level 2 Survey.
If you intend to do any alterations, you should you select a RICS Level 3 Survey. The RICS Level 3 Survey is not as cheap but it does provide you with comprehensive details of the Wargrave property's condition and it includes advice on defects as well as maintenance options .
For more information why not get an instant Wargrave Survey Quote via our website or call us 0800 022 4428 to speak to a member of our team.
What is subsidence? What options are to available to resolve this?
Subsidence refers to the movement of a house and its foundations. Home buyers can confuse subsidence with settlement. Settlement usually occurs in newly constructed houses, and is rarely a cause for concern. The building's weight can cause the ground beneath the foundations to compact. Less common than subsidence, but potentially as destructive, heave occurs where the ground level moves upwards.
New cracks wider than 3mm to the bricks or render outside the property, or the widening of existing cracks, may indicate subsidence. Organic material in the sub-soil can also create issues. A high water table will ensure that organic materials in the soil, such as peat, do not decompose but if the soil dries out, this organic matter will begin to rot and become unstable. This causes the volume of soil to reduce so that foundations can crush the subsoil.
Restoration work cannot begin until the original source of the movement is found.This need not be expensive.Though tree roots are often the cause, removal of this plant life may make the problem worse, so professional advice should be sought. Your surveyor may suggest that you talk to an arborist to find out the best cause of action if trees or other plant life is the suspected cause.