Homebuyer Report Bewdley

Recommended by RICS, Homebuyer Reports suit properties developed in recent times, incorporating customary building styles and appearing in good to excellent order.

Good condition means moving in is possible with nothing beyond superficial restoration, like updating the interiors.

Consequently, Homebuyer Reports are generally appropriate for homes built from the 1920s onwards, without extensions, kept to an acceptable level, and limited to five bedrooms at most.

The report offers direct recommendations, forgoing lengthy technical accounts. Significant problems will be noted, though minor aspects like décor and superficial items won’t receive detailed attention. A ‘traffic light scheme’ accompanies each division; red for ‘Beware’ and green for satisfactory.

Should a red code be flagged, straightforward and simple directives are issued, which may imply requiring another survey (from a dedicated company, say) for acquiring a genuine appraisal to rectify or exchange that portion of the building.

Note: Utilities involving electric, gas, oil, water, and drains are inspected visually only, and suitable qualified technicians should be engaged.