10 Items Every Homeowner Should Have
Owning a house is a big responsibility. Aside from the basics, such as furniture, kitchenware, decor, plants, and cleaning supplies, it’s important to ensure you have everything you need to help keep the house and property in good repair. We... Read More →
What Questions Should You Be Asking During a Building Survey?
Most people will only buy a property a couple of times in their lives. Because of this, the process can be unfamiliar and seem intimidating or confusing at the start. The same can be said for employing the services of... Read More →
How Long Does A Building Survey Take?
One of the most common questions asked is: “How long does a building survey take?” The answer is usually, “It depends.” It can take anywhere from 1 to 8 or more hours, depending on the property, then the report is... Read More →
Top 5 Things Every Homeowner Should Know About Their Property
Owning a home comes with a ton of responsibility. That’s why it’s a good idea to familiarize yourself with everything on the property so that you can stay on top of essential maintenance and upkeep. When you own a home,... Read More →
What is a Party Wall?
Our Party Wall Surveyors are often asked to explain what a party wall is; this is never a simple answer. As with all party wall matters, this can be complex. Role of a Party Wall Surveyor & The Party Wall Act The... Read More →
What to Do if Your Home Valuation is Less Than an Offer?
Most residential purchases rely on mortgage finance, and therefore a lender’s valuation is usually required to establish that the price being paid for a property represents the ‘market value’. Paying a purchase price over the estimated market value can place... Read More →
What Happens To A Property When The Owner Passes Away?
When someone passes away, their home is generally the most valuable item left in their Estate. What happens to the property depends on how the deceased owned it and what the Will states should happen (if there is a Will). ... Read More →
What is Asbestos? Dangers and UK Regulations
Many buildings in the UK that were constructed in the past have used asbestos due to its desirable properties. The Main Benefit of Using Asbestos: Inexpensive Insulation Resilient and durable Asbestos is incredibly great and insulating heat and absorbing sound... Read More →
Wood Rot: The Difference Between Dry Rot and Wet Rot
Wood rot is one of the leading causes of buildings’ damage – especially if they’re old or abandoned. It’s important to identify what kind of wood rot it is – dry or wet – and then learn how to treat it... Read More →
Top 5 Things a Property Landlord Should Provide in an Unfurnished Apartment
When renting a property, it can be challenging to understand what is your responsibility and what is the responsibility of the landlord. There are the standard legal obligations for a landlord when tenants move in, such as: Drawing up an... Read More →