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House survey

EllieVH · 2017-04-13 12:18:16

Hi, I'm looking for a bit of advice and recommendations on having a survey done to a house I'm looking to buy. I'm not too worried about the structure of the house, as it's a midterrace one. But I'm looking for someone to spot leaks or defects with the electrical system or anything like that. So, my first question is who…

13-04-2017 12:18pm

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EllieVH

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Hi,

I'm looking for a bit of advice and recommendations on having a survey done to a house I'm looking to buy.

I'm not too worried about the structure of the house, as it's a midterrace one. But I'm looking for someone to spot leaks or defects with the electrical system or anything like that.

So, my first question is who should I approach? An architect, a builder, an engineer, etc...?

My second question is, does anyone have someone they would recommend in Waterford?

Finally, does anyone know how much this it's going to cost?

Thanks

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#2 13-04-2017 8:34pm

Steer55

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An electrician will do an electrical check, same as plumber for the plumbing. It would be advisable to get engineer to do the structural survey regardless of it being a terrace or not. You be surprised what they show up.

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