By Dan Knowles FRICS, Director and Registered Valuer, Websters Surveyors A home survey is an independent inspection of a property’s condition, carried out by a qualified surveyor before you’re legally committed to buying. If you’ve never had one, the process can feel a little opaque: who turns up, what they actually do, how long it takes, and what lands in …
How to choose the right Surveyor: 8 Questions to Ask Before you instruct
Choosing a surveyor is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when buying, selling, or managing a property. A good surveyor doesn’t just provide a report—they offer peace of mind, confidence, and guidance through what can be a complex process. Here are eight essential questions to ask before you instruct a surveyor, plus why Websters Surveyors stands out in …
Which Home Survey Do I Need? RICS Level 2 vs Level 3 Explained
Most buyers of a conventional, reasonably modern home in good order need a RICS Level 2 survey. If the property is older, has been extended or altered, is built in an unusual way, or shows visible signs of problems, you need a RICS Level 3 survey. Those two sentences cover roughly 90% of decisions. The rest of this guide explains …



