RICS Level 3 Survey (Building Survey)
The RICS Level 3 Survey, also known as a Building Survey, is the most comprehensive property survey available. It provides an in-depth analysis of a property's condition, structure, and construction, making it ideal for older, larger, or non-standard properties, as well as buildings that require significant renovation or alteration.
What's Included in a RICS Level 3 Survey
1. Comprehensive Structural Assessment
Our RICS certified surveyors conduct a thorough examination of the property's structure and construction, including foundations, walls, roof, floors, and joinery, identifying defects, potential problems, and their causes.
2. Detailed Technical Analysis
The survey includes a detailed technical analysis of the building's construction, materials, and condition, with specific attention to areas of concern such as damp, timber defects, structural movement, and insulation.
3. Extensive Photographic Evidence
The report includes photographs of key findings and issues, providing visual documentation of defects and areas of concern to help you better understand the surveyor's observations and recommendations.
4. Detailed Repair Recommendations
You'll receive specific, detailed recommendations for repairs, maintenance, and further investigations, including potential costs and priorities to help you plan and budget for necessary work.
5. Future Maintenance Advice
The report provides guidance on ongoing maintenance requirements and potential future issues to watch for, helping you maintain the property's condition and value over the long term.
Why Choose a RICS Level 3 Survey?
- Most comprehensive assessment available for complex or older properties
- Detailed analysis of structural issues and hidden defects
- Expert advice on renovation potential and limitations
- Tailored to the specific property and your particular concerns
- Potential for significant cost savings by identifying serious issues before purchase
- Peace of mind when investing in high-value or complex properties
Ideal For
- • Properties over 100 years old
- • Listed or historic buildings
- • Properties with unusual construction
- • Buildings requiring significant renovation
- • Properties with known issues requiring investigation
- • High-value property investments