
Key Features
Assessment of Visible Defects
such as damp, subsidence, and structural movement.
Traffic Light Rating System
The report uses a simple red, amber, and green ratings system to highlight the severity of defects.
Advice on Repairs & Maintenance
Basic guidance provided on necessary repairs and future upkeep.
Non-Invasive Inspection
Does not involve lifting floorboards, moving furniture, or drilling into walls.
Suitable for Modern & Conventional Properties
Best for homes in reasonable condition, typically built after 1900.
Market Valuation (Optional Extra)
The report can also include an independent market valuation if requested.
Insurance Reinstatement Cost (Optional)
Watsons can also provides an estimate of how much it would cost to rebuild the property.
Does Not Include
In-depth structural Inspection, photos or videos.

Why Get A Home Survey?
Buying a home is a huge financial commitment, so it’s essential to ensure the property is in good condition. A home survey aims to help uncover issues you may not have noticed on your home viewing that could lead to costly repairs. Without one, you could risk unexpected problems after moving into your new home.
Choosing a trusted surveyor is key. Watsons offers expert, RICS-qualified surveyors with in-depth knowledge of the local areas they work in, allowing them to provide clear, professional advice tailored to your demographic area. With a range of surveys and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Watsons ensures you can move forward with your home buying experience with peace of mind.