We’re one of the country’s largest providers of residential property risk expertise and residential surveying services, trading since 1989. To put it into numbers, we complete the equivalent of one inspection every 25 seconds.
The RICS HomeBuyer Report provides you with information on the condition of the property you’re thinking of buying, together with advice to your solicitor.
A RICS Condition Report provides a clear and concise ‘snapshot’ of the condition of the property you’re thinking of buying.
A RICS Building Survey provides a detailed breakdown of advice on the repair and maintenance of a property.
A Valuation Report will simply establish the market value of your property.
We can also provide valuations for specific purposes such as Help to Buy.
For almost 30 years, we’ve been helping people to buy and sell houses. We’ve answered just about every question and seen almost every property style.
Today, with our network of over 600 surveyors, we’re able to offer residential surveying expertise across the UK, combining national coverage with invaluable local expertise.
e.surv is regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and is part of the LSL Property Services Group, which includes household names Your Move and Reeds Rains.
Click here to find out more about e.surv Chartered Surveyors.
Your new home is likely to be one of the most expensive purchases you’ll ever make, so it stands to reason that you want to get it right.
Take a look at this short video from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) to find out why only an independent residential survey will paint an accurate picture of the property you’re thinking of buying.
Take a look at our survey comparison guide to find the best survey for you.
Great service overall. Detailed report and carried out in a professional manner.
Market grows slightly between August and September. Lenders’ cut-price deals have helped market remain buoyant. Modest boost for first-time buyers in London.
Market grows slightly between August and September. Lenders’ cut-price deals have helped market remain buoyant. Modest boost for first-time buyers in London.
It was an encouraging month for the mortgage and property markets, with house prices growing slightly, an increase in mortgage lending and greater product choice for homeowners.
Low mortgage rates boost first-time buyers. Overall market steady compared to July. Yorkshire remains top region for small deposit borrowers.
Falling swap rates caused mortgage rates to drop substantially during August, with many homeowners capitalising by taking out longer-term fixed rate deals.
Existing homeowners grabbing bargain mortgage rates. Slower house price growth helps some younger people onto ladder.
Competition in the mortgage market remains strong, with mortgage rates falling since the turn of the year.
In May 2019, Mark Goodfellow joined e.surv in the role of Product Manager. We chatted to him about his new job and the challenges he’s keen to embrace.
