Period Mansion Houses
Grand detached properties in prestigious locations with substantial grounds and distinctive architectural features. These substantial homes require expertise in period construction methods and understanding of complex building systems.
Barn Conversions
Agricultural buildings converted to residential use. These unique properties require assessment of conversion quality and understanding of rural building issues.
Bungalows
Single-storey properties popular with retirees and those seeking accessible homes. These buildings require attention to roof structures and ground-level issues.
Apartments
Contemporary urban living spaces with modern construction methods. These properties require assessment of building safety systems and communal arrangements.
Mill Conversions
Industrial heritage buildings converted to residential use. These properties require understanding of both historic industrial construction and modern conversion standards.
Farmhouses
Traditional rural properties with thick walls and historic character. These buildings require understanding of vernacular construction and rural building pathology.
Modern Estate Houses
Contemporary homes built to modern building regulations with warranties. These properties require assessment of build quality and modern materials performance.
Post-War Council Houses
Post-war social housing built to meet urgent housing needs. These properties often feature non-traditional construction methods requiring specialist survey knowledge.
1930s Semi-Detached
Inter-war properties with distinctive styling and improved construction methods. These homes marked the widespread adoption of cavity walls and require careful assessment of period-specific issues.
Victorian Terraces
Solid brick construction typical of the Victorian era, common throughout our region. These properties feature period details and require specific surveying expertise.
