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(1236 reviews)A house survey assesses a property and identifies major issues for a prospective buyer. Our surveys are undertaken by chartered surveyors, who visit the transaction property, conduct a survey, and prepare a report outlining any problems
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Our surveying advice teams are trained by surveyors to understand the surveying process so that they ask all the right questions ahead of time!
We do not just pass you to a surveyor. We continue to support you by making sure you are looked after and stepping in if you have any queries.
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We have just completed on the sale of our house, and I have to say Home Legal Direct were amazing from start to finish. We are now using them again to purchase our next home. I highly recommend Home Legal Direct!
Carol B 
Upfront and honest service, no unexpected costs which I have had when previously using solicitors. Quick responses and very helpful. I will never use a local solicitor again as it was made so much easier by being able to do everything at home in my own time!
JB Very happy with the full service! I initially went cheaper and quickly realised that was not good at all as I lost a lot of money and time. I have to say I'm more than thankful for Home Legal Direct for saving me time and money and saving my purchase! Would highly recommend!
Stephen F 
In a nutshell, surveying involves the various inspections and reports carried out when buying a property. It's a big investment - some might say massive. Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your new home is safe to occupy for you and your family? A chartered surveyor can see to that. Here's how:
A surveyor is an impartial party that facilitates inspection on a property. The type of survey will depend on the instructions given to the surveyor, and can include updating boundary lines, assessing the state of a building, and ascertaining property value. Here's how the surveying process works:
Once you've found your dream home and you're preparing to put an offer in, contact your surveyor and decide on the surveys you'd like performed. If you'd like to know if the price is right, a valuation report would do. Not too sure about that dark patch in the bathroom? #HomebuyerReport
Your surveyor will arrange a day and time to visit your property of interest, performing the necessary inspections needed to compile his/her report. These can include structural, electrical and aesthetical inspections.
A comprehensive home survey report is developed by your chartered surveyor and delivered to you for assessment. You can choose to show these reports to the seller or not, depending on the situation.
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