In line with current Scottish Government guidance regarding the Covid-19 pandemic we are continuing to prioritise the health and wellbeing of the occupants, surveyors and anyone present during the inspection of properties.
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*The cost of your Home Report will depend on the estimated value of your property
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We only work with RICS chartered surveyors who are accepted by most of the major lenders. Our panel of surveying firms cover the whole of Scotland which means the seller always gets a local surveyor - someone who knows the area well.
Desperate to view the home report on your dream property? The good news is you don't need to wait for an office opening to view a report as you can access Onesurvey any time of the day or night and simply enter the address details.
When you download a home report from Onesurvey it will automatically personalise the report to you, meaning your lender can request a transcript direct from the surveyor who carried out the report.
There is a lot of misinformation around Home Reports, hopefully we can help by clearing up some myths for you. Find out: -
The answers to these and other common questions can be found by clicking this link.
With local surveyors all over Scotland we make sure that the Single Survey and valuation are the best independent information that is available. Each local surveyor is also accredited to provide the Energy Report.
The Property Questionnaire must be completed by the seller but we have provided a range of services to help with this, from online completion, written documents posted or scanned in, or you can even call us to complete the document over the phone.
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