by Howorth | Jan 29, 2026 | Articles
A Level 3 Survey (often called a Building Survey) is designed to cover as much of the property as is physically accessible on the day, with a careful inspection of the inside and outside of the main building, plus permanent outbuildings. It’s a whole-property...
by Howorth | Jan 29, 2026 | Articles
A Level 2 Survey (typically the RICS Home Survey – Level 2) is designed to give a professional, objective view of the condition of the main elements of a property. It involves a more extensive visual inspection of the building, its services, and the grounds, but it...
by Howorth | Jan 29, 2026 | Articles
A good Schedule of Condition report is one you can rely on months later if a question arises: “Was this crack, stain, or defect already there?” The best reports are clear, methodical, and evidential—written in a way that makes disputes less likely and resolution...
by Howorth | Jan 29, 2026 | Uncategorised
A good party wall surveyor does more than “write an Award.” They reduce risk, keep neighbour relations stable, and help your project move forward without unnecessary cost or delay. Here are the qualities that matter most. 1) Deep practical knowledge of the Party Wall...
by Howorth | Jan 29, 2026 | Uncategorised
A good Level 2 Survey (often the RICS Home Survey – Level 2) isn’t just a box-ticking report with a few generic comments. A good one is clear, evidence-led, property-specific, and genuinely useful for decision-making—helping you understand what you’re buying, what...
