Wessex Surveyors is a truly independent firm of Chartered Surveyors, with vast experience and local knowledge, which prides itself on providing a quality service in accordance with the ISVA (Independent Surveyors and Valuers Association) Charter. Wessex Surveyors produces Home Surveys Level 2, Building Surveys Level 3, Defect Reports, Snagging Lists, Valuations, property dispute resolutions, rural land management, expert witness reports and compulsory purchase and compensation negotiations.
The majority of our clients are private individuals but we also carry out work for Aster, Hastoe, Guinness Partnership, the Forestry Commission, the National Trust, Trinity House, Dorset Police, the RSPB and the Salvation Army. We are able to guide clients towards reputable contractors in the area but DO NOT charge referral fees. I would like to thank you for your incredibly thorough and comprehensive survey for our proposed purchase of xxxxxxx Cottage in Winterborne Kingston.
It is very helpful. I can quite see why they take some time to produce.
The majority of our clients are private individuals but we also carry out work for Aster, Hastoe, Guinness Partnership, the Forestry Commission, the National Trust, Trinity House, Dorset Police, the RSPB and the Salvation Army. We are able to guide clients towards reputable contractors in the area but DO NOT charge referral fees. I would like to thank you for your incredibly thorough and comprehensive survey for our proposed purchase of xxxxxxx Cottage in Winterborne Kingston.
It is very helpful. I can quite see why they take some time to produce.
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Chartered Surveyor, Registered Valuer, and Chairman of Independent Surveyors and Valuers Association (ISVA), Ian Vicary has worked in the property business for over 25 years.
Ian started work in Hampshire for the civil service (Defence Land Agency).
On qualification, he moved to Tavistock, Devon, working a small multi-disciplined practice.
There he picked up experience in a range of areas, before deciding to specialise in survey and valuation work.
He then went on to work for corporate surveying companies in Devon and Dorset, building up a great deal of local knowledge and experience in a range of different styles of property and construction.
Ian started work in Hampshire for the civil service (Defence Land Agency).
On qualification, he moved to Tavistock, Devon, working a small multi-disciplined practice.
There he picked up experience in a range of areas, before deciding to specialise in survey and valuation work.
He then went on to work for corporate surveying companies in Devon and Dorset, building up a great deal of local knowledge and experience in a range of different styles of property and construction.
Wessex Surveyors is a multi-disciplined and experienced firm providing a wide range of survey, valuation and planning advice on residential, commercial and rural properties throughout the Wessex Region.
Our services include building surveys, home surveys, limited defect reports, snagging lists and bespoke reports which provide the required information in a form that is best suited to your purposes.
With a wealth of local experience and knowledge, Wessex Surveyors is a truly independent firm of Chartered Surveyors which prides itself on providing a quality service in accordance with the ISVA Charter and RICS regulations.
Our services include building surveys, home surveys, limited defect reports, snagging lists and bespoke reports which provide the required information in a form that is best suited to your purposes.
With a wealth of local experience and knowledge, Wessex Surveyors is a truly independent firm of Chartered Surveyors which prides itself on providing a quality service in accordance with the ISVA Charter and RICS regulations.
The ISVA HomeSurvey Level 2 Report - This type of report is suitable for most conventionally built residential properties, constructed since around 1900.
Properties that are unusual by virtue of their design or construction, or those that are particularly large, converted or extended and altered would require a more detailed report, such as a Building Survey Level 3. We will advise you further in this respect, during our preliminary discussion.
The information is provided in a simple and straightforward layout, which is easy to read and understand.
Properties that are unusual by virtue of their design or construction, or those that are particularly large, converted or extended and altered would require a more detailed report, such as a Building Survey Level 3. We will advise you further in this respect, during our preliminary discussion.
The information is provided in a simple and straightforward layout, which is easy to read and understand.
A Building Survey Level 3 is suitable for all types of buildings but is advised if the property is pre-1850, Listed, in need of extensive repairs or if it is constructed using non-traditional building methods and materials.
The service consists of a detailed visual inspection of the building, its services and the grounds and is more extensive than a Home Survey Level 2. Concealed areas normally opened or used by the occupiers are inspected if it is safe to do so.
Although the services are not tested, they are observed in normal operation.
The service consists of a detailed visual inspection of the building, its services and the grounds and is more extensive than a Home Survey Level 2. Concealed areas normally opened or used by the occupiers are inspected if it is safe to do so.
Although the services are not tested, they are observed in normal operation.
We are often asked to look at specific defects by current home owners or prospective buyers, rather than carry out a full comprehensive survey report on the whole property.
This can prove cost effective especially if only one type of defect concerns you, but if there are a number of defects or possible shortcomings then either a Home Survey Level 2 or Building Survey Level 3 would prove more cost effective and appropriate.
Defect analysis can be carried out by way of a Limited Defect inspection and report.
This can prove cost effective especially if only one type of defect concerns you, but if there are a number of defects or possible shortcomings then either a Home Survey Level 2 or Building Survey Level 3 would prove more cost effective and appropriate.
Defect analysis can be carried out by way of a Limited Defect inspection and report.
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