The properties listed below have a variance of maintenance problems associated with them. From the drains up which would have cost the purchasers a small fortune should they not have had a full stuctural survey on them. One comment recently,  I am glad it was raining when you went because when I went I was wearing rose tinted glasses, can’t say I was that happy that it was raining! I was a little surprised when carrying out a survey on the edge of a town to find it had a septic tank, one I feel needs to be connected to the mains.

From my experience even the new houses need a good survey and buying a brand new house is not the way to solve maintenance problems.

3 Bedroomed House in Cheddington, Buckinghamshire

3 Bedroomed Semi in Luton

4 Bedroomed Detached in Leighton Buzzard

Detached bungalow in Houghton Regis

Detached Bungalow in Leighton Buzzard

End of Terraced, Berkhamsted, Herts.

Extended Semi in Dunstable

Extended Semi in Studham, Bedfordshire

Flat in Dunstable

Grade II listed Barn conversion Ashley Green, Buckinghamshire

Modern Semi-detached, Heath & Reach

Semi detached with a bungalow in Houghton Regis

Semi-detached in Leighton Buzzard

Semi-detached Leighton Buzzard

Semi-detached Stanbridge, Bedfordshire.

Terraced cottage in Leighton Buzzard

Thatched, Grade II listed Roxton Bedfordshire

Christmas is coming and it is getting busy as everyone wants to move into their new homes before the magic date. If you are moving house in this period please do contact us to see how we can help with a survey.

Built in 1859, typical with these properties is roof and damp, so a structural survey is a must.

2 bed roomed detached bungalow in Totternhoe. These properties also have roof problems, normally with the flat felt and chimneys.

A beautiful period looking property in Leighton Buzzard. The Home Condition Survey raised a few interesting problems.

The classic property in Bedford with a Septic Tank. I could not believe how many tiles were off the front of this property that cannot be seen from the ground. It’s amazing what the eyes of a professional can see.

A recent survey in St Albans, a nice 2 bed roomed bungalow that was ideally suited to a modern structural survey.

A semi-detached property in Dunstable with a part roof conversion. The Home Condition Survey showed up some considerable and worrying faults.

An interesting survey in Leighton Buzzard.

Wasps were still buzzing around this one. The kitchen floor was covered and the client was not happy!