This page answers the questions buyers most often ask before booking a survey, including the difference between Level 2 and Level 3 surveys, when payment is taken, whether drone inspections are included and which areas we cover.
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If you are comparing surveyors, the questions below should help you understand what is included, how booking works and whether the service is suitable for the property you are buying.
Usually suited to more conventional properties of standard construction that appear to be in reasonable condition.
Recommended for older, altered, extended, larger or more complex properties, or where significant works are planned.
See how drone imagery helps improve visibility of roofs, chimneys and other high level areas during a survey.
As a general guide, Level 2 is usually suitable for more conventional properties in reasonable condition. Level 3 is recommended for older, altered, non standard or poorer condition buildings, or where significant works are planned.
Yes. Worcester is a core area of work, with Level 2 and Level 3 home surveys regularly undertaken across Worcester and surrounding parts of Worcestershire.
Yes. A drone inspection is included with every survey where suitable and weather permitting, helping improve visibility of roofs and other high level elements.
Yes. Socket checks are included for visible safety concerns, giving buyers added peace of mind alongside the main survey findings.
Use the homepage form or quote page, select the survey type and enter the property postcode, and we will confirm the most suitable survey level, availability and fixed fee.
Yes. In addition to Worcester and Worcestershire, Severn Surveyors Ltd also covers selected areas across Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and parts of the wider Midlands region.
Yes. Surveys are carried out by a qualified RICS regulated surveyor, giving buyers clear and professional advice they can rely on.
Payment is usually made when you book the survey. In some cases, we can provisionally reserve an appointment first and send payment details by email shortly afterwards.
We aim to keep our fees competitive while still providing a thorough and professional service. If you have received another quote, feel free to send it over and we will be happy to review it.
If you would rather ask us directly, that is absolutely fine. We are happy to help if you are unsure which survey is appropriate for the property or want to talk through the quotation first.