What makes us different?
Structural condition considerations
We identify visible structural concerns that may need further attention or investigation.
Health and safety observations
We highlight relevant issues that could affect the property's safety and condition.
Repair requirements identified
We point out areas where maintenance or remedial work may need to be considered.
Understand your property before marketing
A seller-commissioned survey provides useful insight into the condition of a property before marketing begins. We assess accessible areas and record significant defects, structural concerns, maintenance issues and health and safety observations. Photographs and clear explanations make findings easier to understand and can help sellers decide which matters may require attention before listing. Identifying concerns early may also reduce unexpected issues later in the sales process. The inspection provides practical property information without replacing specialist testing, valuations or contractor quotations where further assessment is required.
A property insight survey for sellers
A Home Insight Survey can act as a property MOT by bringing overlooked defects to the seller's attention before the home goes to market. We consider the property's age, construction and visible condition while documenting relevant findings. This can help sellers understand potential repair requirements and prepare for matters that may arise during the sales process. Home-Run Surveys Limited uses RPSA Survey Inspection and Reporting Standards, with a scope equivalent to an RICS Level 3 Building Survey. Where needed, our snag report service can provide focused reporting on specific defects, while our testimonials offer insight into previous clients' experiences with our surveying service.
How home-run surveys limited support for sellers
Home-Run Surveys Limited provides independent property surveying support for sellers who want greater clarity before marketing. Our background in roofing, renovation and residential construction helps us understand common building conditions, defects and repair considerations. We present findings in clear language, supported by photographs, so sellers can understand the issues identified during the inspection. A seller-commissioned survey can support decisions around maintenance, repairs and property presentation while helping reduce the possibility of unexpected concerns appearing later in the sale process. We focus on useful information specific to each property.
What we assess during the survey
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Property condition: We inspect accessible areas and record significant visible defects.
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Structural concerns: We identify observable issues that may require further attention.
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Maintenance needs: We highlight areas where repair or ongoing maintenance may be appropriate.
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Health and safety: We note relevant concerns identified during the inspection.
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Photographic evidence: We use photographs to support and clarify reported findings.
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Repair considerations: We explain practical areas where remedial work may need consideration.
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Environmental factors: We record relevant climate and environmental observations affecting the property.
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Further investigation: We identify situations where specialist assessment or testing may be appropriate.