WHICH SURVEY

Which survey is right for you and will give you the valuable advice you need?​​

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The Specific Structural Inspection inspects and reports on localised structural damage and is useful if you do not want the whole property inspected.  It's ideal if there is only cracking or defects to one or two rooms and or one or two external walls.  See the Specific Strucutral Inspection page for more details.

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The General Structural Inspection inspects and reports on 
the structural components of the whole house and is useful if you want to know if the whole property is structurally sound.  It can also be useful for checking a specific structural problem but also having the whole house checked at the same time.  See the General Structural Inspection page for more details.

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The Specific Structural Inspection and the General Structural Inspection inspects and reports only on the structural components of the property and gives detailed advice on any necessary repairs.

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FULL STRUCTURAL SURVEY!

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INSPECTS

AND REPORTS

ON EVERYTHING

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Whats the difference between a standard RICS Building Survey and Harvey's Full Structural Survey? Harvey's Full Structural Survey will in addition to covering everything a standard Building Survey covers it also gives the following:

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 Therefore, with the Building Survey you more likely to need to obtain further advice if there are structural issues.  Both surveys will report on damp, building components, finishes, services, grounds, boundaries, as well as insulation, security and environmental advice.

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Both surveys also give advice on current and future repairs and maintenance.

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TO SUMMARISE THE HARVEY'S FULL STRUCTURAL SURVEY PROVIDES

 

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DETAILED STRUCTURAL ADVICE

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which saves you money on referrals. 

See the Full Structural Survey page for more details.

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