Homebuyer Report Church Stretton

Homebuyer Report

Endorsed by RICS, Homebuyer Reports are ideal for houses built recently, employing standard building practices and looking to be in good condition.

Good condition implies that moving in requires only superficial enhancements, such as redecorating.

This indicates that Homebuyer Reports are commonly fitting for residences spanning the 1920s to today, unaltered by additions, upheld reasonably, and capped at five bedrooms.

The assessment presents plain advice, bypassing drawn-out specialised expositions. Essential problems are pointed out, but smaller features like decoration and surface damage aren’t addressed thoroughly. A ‘traffic light scheme’ accompanies each division; red for ‘Beware’ and green for satisfactory.

In cases where a red scheme is noted, elementary and candid advice is tendered, possibly entailing a follow-up inspection (perhaps via a specialist entity) to procure an accurate figure for repairing or renewing that building component.

Note: Services for electricity, gas, oil, water, and drainage undergo only visual checks, and appropriate certified experts must be hired.