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House Survey Calculator
If you’re in the process of buying a residential property, you will need a house survey completed. Use our house survey calculator below to get a rough estimate of cost, or get in touch with the Fourth Wall team for a tailored quotation.
How To Use Our House Survey Calculator
Get a quote for your RICS home survey in less than 30 seconds. Simply input the number of bedrooms in your property, a rough value of the property, the level of home survey that you require (either a level 2 or level 3 RICS survey), and your details. We’ll then send you an instant email with a rough price guide for your home survey. It’s that simple!
Get Your Tailored Quote & Free Consultation
Start using our house survey calculator today and get accurate, instant estimates for your property survey needs. Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply curious, our tool is here to help.
If you’re ready to take the next steps, get in touch with our team for a free house survey consultation. We’ll take the time to get to know your requirements, discuss your property in detail, and advise on what to do next. With years of experience under our belts, you know you’re in safe hands with Fourth Wall Building Consultancy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why Do You Need a Home Survey?
You don’t legally have to get a survey when buying a house, but it’s highly recommended and can save you a lot of money further down the line. Did you know that a quarter of homebuyers who didn’t have a survey are hit with unexpected bills for property repairs, which equate to a whopping £3,676 on average!?
By enlisting the help of our RICS residential surveyors, you’ll eliminate the risks of any unexpected costs and financial loss from issues that arise once you sign on the dotted line, which you could be liable for.
Learn more in our helpful blog: Are Building Surveys Worth It?
What Are the Benefits Of a Home Survey?
There are a whole host of benefits when it comes to home surveys, and they often end up paying for themselves! A house survey can help you:
- Avoid unexpected costs in the form of repairs
- Negotiate a fair price for the property at hand
- Get a full understanding of the property’s condition, good or bad
- Prepare for future works on the property
How Much Does a Home Survey Cost?
The cost of a house survey starts at approximately £400, but the cost can vary depending on:
- The value of your property
- The number of bedrooms
- If your house is old or has a listed status
- If there are any special features present
- The type of survey conducted (a level 3 survey will be more expensive than a level 2 home survey, as the survey goes into more detail, for example)
In a recent study, it was found that surveys that highlighted an issue with the property led to an average discount of £5,744 on the house (which is far more than the survey itself!) – so they certainly pay for themselves.