You don't need to contact your lender to arrange a HomeBuyer Survey in London. While they may recommend specific survey companies, we advise obtaining a quote online directly from a RICS-certified professional familiar with your property's locality, ensuring a comprehensive HomeBuyers Survey quote.

Typically, home buyers and investors request a Valuation and a Survey simultaneously, which is encompassed in our RICS HomeBuyers Report. For older or unconventional properties, consider a Level 3 Building Survey. Get your online quote for a property survey from our experienced house surveyors in London now.

A standard HomeBuyers Survey in London takes approximately 3.5 hours, including local travel, property visitation, and report generation at the office.

With national coverage across England and Wales, including London, our back-office systems enable us to identify available RICS surveyors, even outside your locality. If you need a survey carried out urgently, our knowledge, contacts, and systems allow us to find you the best RICS surveyor at the most competitive cost.

We’re committed to equipping you with the necessary tools, information, and pricing to make informed decisions. You'll get a same day call with your London RICS Surveyor to discuss your survey, as part of our service to you. You'll always receive full contact details of your RICS Chartered Surveyor when arranging with us.

We offer professional and comprehensive HomeBuyers Survey services in London. Our RICS-certified professionals know the local property market intimately. Get an instant online price quote for a survey from our experienced house surveyors in London:

The cost of a HomeBuyers Survey varies depending on the type and size of the property, among other factors. At SAM Conveyancing, the average cost for our HomeBuyers Survey in London starts from £375 EXC VAT. Remember, a survey could save you significant money in the long run by identifying potential issues early.

Absolutely. Our team at SAM Conveyancing provides a thorough HomeBuyers Survey checklist, guiding you through what our surveyors will inspect. This includes the property's interior and exterior condition and advice on necessary repairs or potential problems.

We understand that sometimes surveys are urgent. While a typical survey takes around 3.5 hours, a Level 3 building survey will often take longer as it is a more thorough inspection. We pride ourselves on our national coverage and extensive network. Even for urgent requests, we strive to find you the best RICS surveyor in London to complete the survey promptly.

Your satisfaction is our priority. If you have any issues, you can raise a formal complaint. If you remain unsatisfied, you can resort to a third-party dispute resolution service. Our London-based RICS surveyor will work diligently to resolve your concerns, potentially revisiting the property if necessary.

We take problems very seriously, and if you encounter an issue, we ensure your concerns are addressed promptly and professionally. The initial step involves submitting a formal, written complaint, outlining the problem and supplementing it with any supporting evidence, like photos.

Our Manchester-based surveyor will send you their Formal Complaints Procedure outlining the expected response timeframes. They will work to rectify your complaint and might even propose revisiting the property in Manchester. After a comprehensive review, they will write back to you, hopefully resolving your complaint through the provision of further information.

If you remain unsatisfied, you can resort to a third-party dispute resolution service to which the surveyor is registered. This service becomes accessible only after you have formally complained to your surveyor.

The details of the dispute resolution service for RICS surveyors are as follows:

We have local RICS Listed Building Surveyors who specialise in listed building surveys in London.

We cover the whole London area and have recently completed HomeBuyer Reports and Building Surveys near you, at:

• Walterton Road, Maida Vale, London, W9 3PH
  
• Ormeley Road, Balham, London, SW12 9QG
  
• Broad Lane, South Tottenham, London, N15 4DU
  
• Battersea Square, London, SW11 3RA
  
• Oslow Tower, Flat number 11 Oslow Tower, Naomi Street, London, SE8 5EP
  

You can review what planning applications have been granted or denied for properties in your area by contacting London Local Authorities Councils at their address, telephone their local number, or you can check the local authority website.