Chartered Surveyor & Building Surveys in Kent
Independent survey advice for home buyers, owners and property clients throughout Kent.
Building Surveys and HomeBuyer Reports in Kent
If you are searching for chartered surveyors or a building surveyor in Kent, Iridium provides independent residential surveying led by an experienced Chartered Surveyor. Coverage includes Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Maidstone, Ashford, Canterbury, Folkestone, Dover, Cranbrook and surrounding areas.
For many conventional homes, a Level 2 Home Survey may be appropriate. This is the type of survey commonly searched for as a HomeBuyer Report or homebuyers report. It identifies significant visible defects, repair and maintenance issues, risks and matters that may require further investigation before legal commitment.
A Level 3 Building Survey provides greater depth and is generally more suitable for older, altered, extended, unusual or visibly defective buildings, or where substantial works are planned.
Local property and building issues
Kent contains a broad mix of modern homes and traditional property, including older timber-framed, weatherboarded and period buildings. Surveys consider the building as a whole and explain the significance of visible defects rather than simply listing them.
Historic and period buildings
Iridium also undertakes surveys of historic and traditionally constructed property, with consideration of solid-wall construction, lime mortars, timber, moisture behaviour and the effect of inappropriate modern repairs where relevant.
Survey services in Kent
Clear technical advice before you commit.
Chartered expertise
Surveying work led by an experienced Chartered Surveyor with extensive residential, commercial and project experience.
Practical reporting
Reports explain the significance of defects, likely risks and the practical next steps rather than simply listing observations.
Appropriate survey level
Advice on whether a Level 2 Home Survey or the greater depth of a Level 3 Building Survey is more suitable for the property.
Tell us about the property.
Send the address or postcode, property type and any particular concerns and we will advise on the appropriate survey.
