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Radon and the importance of a good Building Survey

Radon and the importance of a good Building Survey

by Tim Kenny | Nov 15, 2015 | Property Advice | 0 comments

Most people only become aware of radon when it gets flagged up during searches as part of the conveyancing process but your surveyor also has a role to play.

What does Damp actually mean when it comes to houses?

What does Damp actually mean when it comes to houses?

by Tim Kenny | Nov 3, 2015 | Property Advice | 0 comments

Damp is one of those common terms we all know and often one of home buyers biggest fears but what do Surveyors really mean when they talk about damp? Firstly damp is a relative term, some construction materials are drier then others, some will be wet when they are...

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