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Why do you need a valuation?
If you are a home buyer, there will be occasions when you require a valuation and not a survey. You may be confident about the condition of your new home, but if you are paying cash, or your mortgage lender has not provided a valuation, you might need reassurance that you are paying a reasonable price.
There are many reasons why people may need a valuation, including:
- Purchase or sale
- Help to Buy Scheme valuations
- Shared ownership/shared equity
- Insolvency
- Matrimonial or probate purposes
What do you get?
- A visual inspection of the inside and outside of the property by one of our qualified RICS Registered Valuers
- A clear and concise 3-4 page written report
- Summary of the type, location and description of property
- A comment on any major matters which might affect value such as serious structural movement or dampness
- A section on matters for your legal advisor to check
- A ‘Market Value’ in line with RICS Guidance
- An insurance rebuilding cost can be provided for a small extra charge if requested
Need advice?
We are always happy to discuss your specific requirements, and a valuer would be pleased to speak with you directly without obligation about the service we offer. We are also happy to talk through the valuation once completed. Please note that a valuation is not a survey, but the valuer will highlight any major items noticed during the course of a brief inspection which might have a material effect on value.
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Which Survey meets your needs?
Which Survey meets your needs?
We also offer Bespoke Surveys & valuation Reports
One of our qualified Chartered Surveyors and Registered Valuers will be please to discuss your requirements and provide you with a fee quotation for any of the following:
- Probate Valuations
- Matrimonial Valuations
- Charities Act (Section 36) Valuations
- Tax Valuations
- Help to Buy Valuations
- Right to Buy/Acquire
- Affordable Housing Valuations
- Lease Extensions
- Property in Possession
- Litigation Reports
- Quinquennial Inspections
- Planned/Programmed Maintenance Schedules
- Dilapidation Schedules (including negotiations)
- Design Services for Extension, Conversion or Refurbishment
- Preparation of Statutory Applications (planning, listed building and building regulations)
- Tendering and Contract Administration
- Flood Resilience Reports and Advice
We are here to help you through the process as easily as possible. If you need any further advice, one of our qualified valuers would be happy to speak with you.