Building Surveys in Stoke Bishop
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Buying a property is a significant investment. A survey will help you understand the property's condition and identify any potential issues that could require additional work or impact its value.
RICS, the professional body regulating surveyors, categorizes building surveys into three levels, with most surveys falling within these categories—particularly when conducted by a regulated firm.
Most surveyors will advise you on which survey would be most suitable for your property.
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