Chartered Surveyors throughout the East & West Midlands, South Yorkshire, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire

Providing Expert, Local Surveys and Valuations Across the East Midlands, Yorkshire, East Anglia & West Midlands

CWH Surveyors is an independent firm of RICS Chartered Surveyors providing RICS Home Survey Level 2 and Level 3 reports, residential property valuations and expert witness property reports.

Based in Grantham, we help homebuyers, property owners and professional advisers understand property condition, value and risk before making important property decisions.

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RICS CHARTERED SURVEYORS
YOU CAN TRUST

Our team of RICS Chartered surveyors have helped over 10,000 clients in the past five years with residential surveys, property valuations and specialist property reports.

Our surveyors combine professional expertise with detailed knowledge of residential property markets across the regions we cover.

Each report is prepared around the individual property and the purpose of the instruction rather than relying solely on standardised wording. We explain the relevant findings clearly so that clients understand the information provided and can decide how to proceed.

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HERE'S WHAT OUR CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY

Which Survey or Valuation Do You Need?

RICS Home Survey Level 2

For standard properties in reasonable condition

If you are buying a standard house, flat or bungalow in reasonable condition, this survey gives you a clear overview of the property’s condition, visible defects and repair concerns before you buy.

RICS Home Survey Level 3

For older, unusual or heavily altered properties

If you are buying an older, larger, listed, unusual or heavily altered property, or planning major renovation work after purchase, this survey provides a detailed assessment of construction, condition, defects and repair implications.

RICS Property Valuation

For property probate, divorce, Help to Buy and more

If you need a value for probate, divorce, Help to Buy, Right to Buy or private sale, this service provides an independent property valuation for a formal financial, legal or personal purpose.

Should I Choose a Level 2 or Level 3 Home Survey?

A RICS Home Survey Level 2 is generally suitable for a conventional property that appears to be in reasonable condition.

A RICS Home Survey Level 3, often referred to as a building survey, is more appropriate for an older, listed, unusual, significantly altered or more complex property, or where substantial renovation work is planned.

The right survey will depend on the property’s:

  • Age
  • Construction
  • Condition
  • Alteration history
  • Planned future use

Not sure which survey you need? Tell us about the property and any concerns you have, and our team will help you choose the most appropriate option.

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COVERING A WIDE CLIENT BASE

We provide independent residential surveying and valuation advice to homebuyers, property owners and professional advisers.

  • Homebuyers who need a RICS Home Survey Level 2 or Level 3 report
  • Property owners and individuals requiring a valuation for probate, matrimonial matters, Help to Buy, Right to Buy, shared ownership or private sale
  • Solicitors and professional advisers requiring property valuations or expert witness reports
  • Mortgage brokers, estate agents and solicitors referring clients for residential surveys and valuations
  • Corporate clients and mortgage panel managers requiring experienced regional surveyors

We also provide expert witness property reports where independent professional surveying or valuation evidence is required.

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Areas We Cover

CWH Surveyors is based in Grantham, Lincolnshire, and provides residential surveys, property valuations and expert witness property reports across the East Midlands, West Midlands, South Yorkshire and East Anglia.

Some of the main areas we cover include:

Lincolnshire
Nottinghamshire
Derbyshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
Cambridgeshire
West Midlands
North Norfolk

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I instruct a surveyor?

A surveyor can be instructed at any point throughout the purchase process. We would encourage clients not to leave it to the last minute, to allow time for any further investigations to be carried out.

Isn’t a survey carried out by my lender?

There is often a misconception in this regard. Where mortgage finance is involved, the lender will appoint a surveyor to carry out a valuation of the property to ensure it is suitable security for lending and is worth what is being paid for it. This is principally to protect the bank and in some instances it may take the form of a desktop valuation. It will not provide the buyer with a detailed assessment of the property’s condition.

Do I have to arrange the inspection appointment?

Our experienced administrators will make all the necessary arrangements for the surveyor to inspect the property. This will include liaising with the estate agent and seller to reduce stress on our clients behalf.

How long does a survey inspection take?

Inspections typically take between 2 and 4 hours dependent on the age, size and condition of the property, as well as the type of survey. We will spend sufficient time on site to ensure a detailed and thorough report is produced.

How quickly will I receive my report?

Following the survey inspection, the completed report is issued within 4-7 working days, allowing time for reflection on our findings and ensuring the report is accurate.

What are the benefits of a survey?

Our survey is designed to provide a buyer with a comprehensive overview of the condition of the property they are purchasing and allowing them to make an informed decision. It is there to assist with the decision making process so that they can proceed to purchase in confidence. Where issues do exist, it will identity the issues and provide context regarding the urgency of repairs to ensure that any significant defects can be costed before committing to purchase.

What is the difference between a home survey and a property valuation?

A home survey helps you understand the condition of a property before you buy. It can identify visible defects, repair concerns and matters that may require further investigation.

A property valuation provides an independent opinion of the property’s value for a specific purpose, such as probate, matrimonial matters, Help to Buy, Right to Buy, shared ownership or a private sale.

Put simply, a home survey focuses on the property’s condition, while a valuation establishes its value for the purpose of the instruction.

CWH Surveyors Head Office

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01476 584190

survey@cwhsurveyors.co.uk

Unit One, Hill Court, Turnpike Close, Grantham, Lincolnshire NG31 7XY

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