Valuation Reports – Residential & Commercial
Valuation Reports – Residential & Commercial
Whether you’re buying, selling, retaining, or refinancing property with or without a mortgage, our valuation reports provide clear, independent advice you can trust.
We offer expert valuations for:
- Sale or purchase
- Probate and inheritance
- Insurance
- Shared ownership
- Part exchange
- Relocation
- Matrimonial and taxation matters
- Continued investment
What You’ll Receive
- A professionally prepared report by a qualified surveyor
- Clear explanation of the valuation method
- Commentary on any material defects affecting value
- A report suitable for legal, financial, or personal use
Valuation Standards
All valuations follow the International Valuation Standards (IVS) and the RICS Red Book. We use the appropriate Basis of Value, including:
- Market Value
The price a willing buyer would pay a willing seller in an open market, with no pressure and proper marketing. - Statutory Market Value
Used for tax purposes (e.g. Capital Gains, Inheritance Tax, Stamp Duty). Based on legislation including the Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 and Inheritance Tax Act 1984. - Market Rent
The rent a property would reasonably achieve under appropriate lease terms. - Investment Value
The value to a specific owner or investor, based on their objectives. - Fair Value
The price agreed between knowledgeable, willing parties in an orderly transaction.
Pricing
We believe in transparency. Typical valuation fees start from:
- Residential Valuation: £395 + VAT
- Commercial Valuation: £1995 + VAT
- Probate or Specialist Valuation: £595 + VAT
For a tailored quote, please contact us.
Help to Buy Valuation Report
From £395 + VAT
If you’re planning to repay part or all of your Help to Buy equity loan, you’ll need a formal valuation report from a qualified RICS surveyor Registered Valuer.
We make the process easy and stress-free.
What’s Included
- A professional valuation report for your Help to Buy agent
- Prepared by an independent RICS Registered Valuer
- Includes at least 3 comparable property sales within 2 miles
- Delivered to both you and your equity partner
Why It Matters
Choosing the right valuer is crucial, an inaccurate report could cost you thousands. Our job is to give you a fair, accurate valuation that meets all Help to Buy requirements.
Help to Buy Requirements
Your report will:
- Be on official headed paper, signed by a qualified RICS surveyor
- Be addressed to your Help to Buy agent or equity partner
- Include relevant comparables (similar type, size, age, and location)
- Be prepared by a surveyor with no connection to you or any estate agent
Next Steps
Just get in touch, we’ll take care of everything from booking the inspection to preparing your report. Need a quote or have questions? Contact us and we’ll be happy to help.
Insurance Reinstatement Valuation
From £750 + VAT
If your property were destroyed by fire or another major event, would your insurance cover the full cost to rebuild?
An Insurance Reinstatement Valuation provides a professional estimate of the cost to reconstruct your property from the ground up, including demolition, materials, labour, and professional fees. This figure is known as the Declared Value or Day One Reinstatement Cost.
Why It Matters
- Rising construction costs mean many properties are underinsured.
- Inadequate cover can lead to reduced payouts or claim disputes.
- Accurate valuations protect both residential and commercial owners.
- Many leases and mortgage lenders require this assessment.
What We Provide
- A clear, professional report based on the latest RICS BCIS data
- Tailored advice for your property type and insurance needs
- Fast, cost-effective service with minimal disruption
Our reports are concise, easy to navigate, and designed to give you the confidence that your property is properly protected.
Next Steps
Just get in touch, we’ll confirm the fee, arrange the inspection, and prepare your report with care and efficiency.