Professional Surveying Services
LEVEL 2 HOME SURVEY
A clear overview of your property’s condition, highlighting significant defects and risks.
THE SERVICE
What a Level 2 Survey Covers
A Level 2 Home Survey is suitable for conventional properties in reasonable condition. It provides a clear overview of the property’s condition and highlights significant defects, risks, and potential legal issues that your legal adviser should investigate.
LEVEL 2 VS LEVEL 3
Choosing the Right Survey
Unlike the more comprehensive Level 3 Survey, the Level 2 report is designed for standard, conventional properties built after 1900 that are in reasonable condition. It is less detailed than a Level 3 but provides essential peace of mind for homebuyers.
Level 2 Survey
- Designed for standard properties built after 1900
- Evaluates conventional building designs
- Suitable for homes in reasonable condition
- Identifies urgent defects & safety hazards
- Clear 'traffic light' ratings for easy navigation
Level 3 Survey
- Essential for pre-1900 and historic buildings
- Ideal for altered, extended, or unique properties
- Perfect for buildings requiring heavy renovation
- In-depth analysis of structural integrity & fabric
- Detailed advice on repair timelines and costs
Our Survey Standards
Condition Ratings
A clear traffic light rating system to help you easily identify the condition of different parts of the property.
Defects & Risks
Identification of significant defects and potential risks that could affect the value or safety of the property.
Maintenance Advice
Practical advice on repairs and ongoing maintenance required to keep the property in good condition.
Who is this Survey for?
This survey is specifically designed for homebuyers purchasing standard residential properties built after 1900 that appear to be in reasonable condition. It is the ideal choice for semi-detached or terraced houses where no major structural changes are planned.
- Properties built after 1900
- Semi-detached or terraced homes
- Structures in reasonable condition
- No major structural changes planned