Manchester combines a rich industrial heritage with a vibrant, modern cityscape, making it ideal for families and investors. I AM Surveyors is here to support your property journey in Manchester, offering RICS Level 2 Homebuyers Surveys and Level 3 Building Reports. Our local surveyors provide clear, detailed evaluations with fast turnaround times, usually within 48 hours, to help you make confident decisions. Contact I AM Surveyors to secure your RICS-certified survey in Manchester today.
OUR SERVICES
A Standard Red Book RICS Valuation involves a RICS Registered Valuer assessing the building and providing a market valuation report.
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At I AM Surveyors we also carryout Help to Buy valuation as a RICS Registered Valuers trusted West Midlands & Nationwide.
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RICS Level 2 Survey.​
This survey includes a physical inspection of the fabric of property, reporting on the various elements and any defects identified.
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I AM Surveyors have decades of experience, carrying out RICS Level 2 survey (Homebuyer Survey)
With decades of experience, our house surveys aim to give you professional advice to make informed decisions on whether to go ahead with buying the property while taking into account any defects or repairs identified within our Level 2 Survey the property needs.
Our RICS Level 3 Building Survey is the most detailed survey report available for mainly older properties
A level 3 survey and gives you the most advice on the building and structural condition of the house ibuilding oncluding recommended remedial works. Our Building Survey Report also include estimate costing and photos of defects identified.
I AM Surveyors provide a nationwide high-quality, affordable and dependable RICS Level 3 Surveys you can count on.
Sample Report
For a better understanding of our in-depth reporting, we invite you to view our sample reports for both Level 2 and Level 3 residential surveys
ABOUT US
We understand that property is location specific and for this reasonable our experienced and qualified Chartered Surveyors are strategically located throughout the UK to provide quality RICS Level 2 Survey (Homebuyers) or RICS Level 3 Surveys (Building Surveys Reports) to our growing national customer base. Each of our qualified Chartered surveyors is located within each major towns and cities such as, Birmingham, Nottingham, Derby, Peterborough, Leeds, Manchester, Chester, Milton Keynes, Coventry, Reading, Kent, North and South London. These local office locations ensure RICS Level 2 Survey (Homebuyers) or RICS Level 3 Surveys (Building Surveys Reports) is undertaken by locally based Chartered Surveyors within an average of 30 miles radius from their office location.​
Our achievements around the UK
30+
2000+
Years experience
RICS Building Surveys
500+
Red Book Valuations
400+
Commercial Building Surveys
Why you need a home property survey
In the UK, nearly 42% of homeowners face unexpected repairs within the first year of moving in.
On average, people end up spending around £5,000 on fixing issues within those first 12 months. If you’re not prepared for this expense, it can significantly impact your finances.
And then there are those stories we hear all too often: buyers who save for years to purchase their dream home, only to find that dream quickly becomes a nightmare after the purchase is completed.
As specialists in property surveys, we’ve seen firsthand what often goes wrong: many buyers rely solely on the lender’s valuation to flag potential issues and don’t seek out an independent survey from a solicitor or chartered surveyor.
So, let’s get straight to the point—the "not-so-great eight": common issues a thorough house survey can uncover!
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Damp
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Roof Problems
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Subsidence
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Dry Rot
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Woodworm Infestation
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Faulty Central Heating
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Defective Electrical Wiring
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Asbestos
It’s crucial to remember that a valuation is not the same as a survey. A valuation is carried out for the lender's benefit to assess the property’s value—it doesn't address the condition of the home from a buyer's perspective.
FAQ
What is the difference between a mortgage valuation and an independent survey?
Once your offer has been accepted, and you’re on your way to owning your own home, but before your lender approves the mortgage, they want to carry out a valuation on the property. It is a common misconception that this valuation is a full survey and that the surveyor would raise any issues with you, your lender, or solicitor; however, this is not the case. So what is the mortgage valuation, and why do you need one
Why use a Chartered Surveyor?
A chartered surveyor will be your official advisory when purchasing a property. They will give you all the critical information you need to make informed decisions about your purchase. The surveyor’s advice could highlight things you hadn’t previously considered, saving you thousands of pounds in repair and maintenance costs.
What does a RICS surveyor do?
The RICS is the regulatory body for surveyors in the UK.The surveyor you instruct to survey your property or a property you want to buy is likely to be a residential surveyor with qualifications & experience in both building surveying and valuation surveying.
What is Conveyancing?
What is conveyancing? A Conveyancer is a solicitor who deals with the legal transfer of property from one person to another. Both buyer and seller will instruct a solicitor to act on their behalf. On the buyer’s side, checks will be carried out to make the buyer aware of any problems which may arise from the purchase.
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