Condition report (Level 1) in Hurstpierpoint
- Fixed price
The short answer
Light-touch survey for newer homes
- Price from
- £300.00
- Time on site
- 1 to 2 hours
What you get
You get a concise report highlighting significant issues, overall condition, and any urgent defects found during the inspection.
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When do you need a Condition report (Level 1)?
This report is best for modern homes built with standard bricks and tiles. Use it if the property seems well kept and has not been changed much.
- Choose this for newly built homes.
- Pick it for houses in good condition.
- Use it for simple, conventional properties.
- Avoid if the home is very old.
- Landlords can use it for safety records.
- Professionals suggest it for standard buildings.
What happens on the day
The surveyor visits for a few hours to look at the main parts of the house. They use a traffic light system to rate what they see from the ground.
- They check outside walls and roofs.
- They look at windows and doors.
- They spot damp or rot.
- They view visible pipes and wires.
- They do not move furniture.
- They do not lift floorboards.
How to prepare
- Confirm the property age with the owner
- Tell the surveyor about any extensions
- Ensure the surveyor has full access
- Clear clutter from around the boiler
- Unlock all the rooms and cupboards
- Provide any existing service history logs
- Check the loft hatch is reachable
- Keep pets out of the house
How to improve your result
- Fix any visible cracks in walls
- Clear moss from the roof tiles
- Clean out blocked or leaking gutters
- Repair any broken window panes
- Paint over any old water stains
- Ensure the fuse box looks tidy
Why it is useful day to day
Having this report gives you peace of mind that your new home is solid. It is the most affordable way to get professional advice on a property.
- It provides professional proof of condition.
- You can negotiate the price easily.
- It highlights potential hazards early.
- It helps with future planning.
- It offers a clear summary.
Why we ask these questions
This report answers basic questions about your potential new home. It helps you see if there are big problems before you buy it.
- Is the house safe to live in?
- Are there any serious defects?
- Does it meet basic standards?
- Are there urgent repairs needed?
- Is there a legal risk?
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