Building surveys and reports are an indispensable detailed evaluation of any property’s condition. They are used for a variety of purposes including when carrying out mortgage or conveyancing evaluations, to assess building cracks or potential subsidence damage and to monitor for potentially detrimental impact of nearby construction or other possibly building affecting activities.
T&G offer a comprehensive building survey and report service that includes client liaison, site visit and inspection, report production and ongoing property monitoring.
Our survey and report services include:
Priority given to reports for purchasing purposes / Structural & conveyancing reports / Monitoring of buildings & civil infrastructures / Pre-construction condition reports
Why choose T & G for Building Surveys & Reports?
We respond quickly and efficiently to all client requests for professional support with surveys of their properties – whether existing or prospective. Our extensive experience encompasses both domestic and corporate buildings. We take care to always apply a straight-forward non-technical approach, which helps us understand requirements and concerns and to provide the information and detail needed to meet client expectations.
What our clients are saying.
“The structural engineers at T & G worked closely with our architect to ensure that the design vision for the extension at Woodlands House was able to be achieved. The project involved a significant amount of glass and multiple elevations requiring hidden support structures. We were very pleased with the final product which could not have been achieved without the focus and professional input of T & G.”
Woodlands House
SER, Structural & Civil Engineering
“The turnaround time was so quick and all of the staff I dealt with were very friendly and understanding in regards to the urgency with the report”
Kirsty, St Helier
Building Surveys & Reports
“Thanks for all your help. This is all new to me and you made it very simple”
A Happy Client, Trinity
Building Surveys & Reports
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