RICS Level 3 Building Survey in Cricklewood, Neasden, and Dollis Hill

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As a premier surveying practice in Cricklewood, Neasden, and Dollis Hill, our reputation is built on the foundation of delivering meticulous and comprehensive surveys. We utilise state-of-the-art software specifically developed to optimise data collection and processing, ensuring that we capture extensive data points with precision during each inspection.

Recognising the complexity of our detailed surveys, we include a follow-up consultation as an integral part of our service. This consultation allows clients to delve deeper into the specifics of the report, addressing any questions and confirming their understanding of the critical findings. This added value is provided at no additional cost, underscoring our commitment to client satisfaction and understanding, which sets us apart in the industry.

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Condition ratings

The condition rating system is designed to simplify and summarise complex and detailed reports, making them more accessible to laypersons. By using a straightforward rating scale, the system highlights the key findings and necessary actions in a clear and concise manner. This approach ensures that individuals without technical expertise can easily understand the overall condition of a property and the urgency of any required remedial works.

No repair is urgently needed. The property must be maintained in the normal way.

Defects that need repairing or replacing but are not considered to be either serious or urgent

Defects that are serious and/or need to be repaired, replaced or investigated urgently

Not inspected

What is included?

The RICS Level 3 Survey, also known as a Building Survey, is the most detailed and comprehensive of the RICS surveys. It provides an extensive analysis of a property's condition, covering all accessible areas. This survey is particularly suitable for older properties, those that have undergone significant alterations, or homes of an unusual design.

The survey includes:

  • A thorough examination of the building's structure, detailing defects, potential problems, and the need for any repair or maintenance.
  • An assessment of the condition of the building’s fabric, including walls, roofs, floors, windows, and doors.
  • Inspection of all fixed services such as heating, plumbing, drainage, and electrics, although a separate specialist report may be recommended for detailed analysis.
  • Identification of any significant risks associated with the building, including any evidence of damp, timber decay, or structural movement.

The Level 3 Survey provides detailed advice on the necessary remedial works and ongoing maintenance required to preserve the property. The report is intended to inform prospective buyers

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Building Survey Level 3 Cost (quotation) in Cricklewood, Neasden, and Dollis Hill

The typical cost of a Building Survey are given below.

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1 Bedroom Property

£670

2 Bedroom Property

£720

3 Bedroom Property

£750

4 Bedroom House

£770

5 Bedroom House

£820

6 Bedroom House

£920

Cricklewood

Cricklewood is celebrated for its vibrant mix of Edwardian and Victorian residences, predominantly built between the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The construction techniques from this era typically involve solid brickwork, often featuring detailed decorative facades, with slate roofs being notably common. In more recent years, the area has seen the development of contemporary residential blocks and refurbishments, incorporating modern construction methods like steel frame structures and energy-efficient glass facades.

Neasden

Neasden is known for its charming streets lined with 1930s semi-detached and terraced houses. These homes are often characterized by their use of London stock bricks and distinctive bay windows. The use of pitched roofs and cavity walls during this period helped improve insulation and stave off damp, an advancement in building technology that marked a significant step forward from earlier construction methods. The area also features modernist public housing from the mid-20th century, designed with functional simplicity in mind, utilising concrete and blockwork.

Dollis Hill

Dollis Hill presents a picturesque scene with its generous sprinkling of 1920s and 30s detached and semi-detached houses. Building during this period saw an evolution in domestic architecture, with a focus on more spacious layouts that incorporated larger gardens. Construction techniques were similar to Neasden, with the prevalent use of London stock bricks and tiled roofs. More recently, there has been an introduction of glass and steel in residential extensions and new builds, reflecting current trends in sustainable design and open-plan living.

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Drone Roof Survey

Establishing the condition of your roof is crucial for safeguarding your property against potential deterioration and prolonging its lifespan. As RICS Chartered Surveyors, we offer professional drone roof survey services that deliver an in-depth and precise evaluation of your roof’s condition, without the necessity for expensive access equipment. Drone roof surveys can be added to any other survey, including Level 3 Surveys.

Advantages of a Drone Roof Survey

Opting for a drone roof survey provides several benefits compared to traditional inspection methods:

  • Safety: Drones remove the need for scaffolding or ladders, thereby reducing the hazards associated with conventional roof inspections.
  • Efficiency: Our drones are capable of swiftly capturing high-resolution imagery and video, allowing for the comprehensive coverage of extensive areas in a significantly reduced timeframe.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: By lessening the need for extensive equipment and manpower, drone surveys are typically more economical, especially for larger or more intricate roof structures.
  • Accuracy: Drones can reach areas that are otherwise difficult to access, providing detailed data that enhances the precision of condition assessments.

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