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Survey Cost

  • 13-08-2015 12:40pm
    #1
    Pawwed Rig
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    Quick question.
    What ballpark figure would you expect to pay for a survey and report for standard 3 bed semi. Not expected to be any issues with it.

    Cheers


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  • #2
    Rackstar
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    350-500 is what I've seen


  • #3
    Barely Hedged
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    Pawwed Rig wrote: »
    Quick question.
    What ballpark figure would you expect to pay for a survey and report for standard 3 bed semi. Not expected to be any issues with it.

    Cheers

    450 - 650 inclusive of VAT.

    Book ahead, particularly if it's in Dublin, as August has long waiting times


  • #4
    Citroen2cv
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    I paid 400 for a survey, 3-bed semi recently.


  • #5
    meme74
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    I paid €450 + VAt (€553.50) for 4 bed semi. Seemed about average in my area.


  • #6
    Pawwed Rig
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    Cool. Thanks guys. That is around about the quote I got. Cheers all.


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  • #7
    jon1981
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    Wow, costs really have gone up. 2 yrs since we bought a house (3 bed house). Survey cost us 300 euro for a very comprehensive report.


  • #8
    Early_Bird
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    We paid e315 all inclusive just a couple of months ago for a survey of a 3 bed, 130sqm in south dublin, and they did an excellent job and gave us a really detailed report, covered absolutely everything we could have possibly expected... I'm not sure where the €400+ quotes are coming from - our one was only the second quote we got and we went for it as we needed the survey done quickly, otherwise we may have even shopped around a bit more!


  • #9
    meme74
    Closed Accounts Posts: 153 ✭✭meme74


    The €400 + quotes are coming from other peoples personal experience of what it cost them. The cheapest I found was €395 + VAT. Different areas, differnet prices. I am not in Dublin.


  • #10
    Early_Bird
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11 ✭Early_Bird


    meme74 wrote: »
    The €400 + quotes are coming from other peoples personal experience of what it cost them. The cheapest I found was €395 + VAT. Different areas, differnet prices. I am not in Dublin.

    Well clearly it's personal experience and 400ish euro is the sort of ballpark I found when doing my research, turned out to be way off.
    Im just saying - shop around and you'll find a good price, certainly sub-€400 is very doable for a 3bed.
    I was pretty certain south Dublin survey prices would be at the higher end of the scale when I started looking though, so you never know!


  • #11
    connacht_man
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    Pawwed Rig wrote: »
    Quick question.
    What ballpark figure would you expect to pay for a survey and report for standard 3 bed semi. Not expected to be any issues with it.

    Cheers

    cost me 300 in 2012 , the guy overlooked glaring issues which a blind man would have seen , id make sure they had references , most of them seem to think its a case of facilitating a sale , solicitors insist on them as it provides them with extra cover


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