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Join Our Pool of Experienced Building Surveyors
As 2026 gets underway, are you an experienced surveyor looking for new challenges and additional work opportunities?...
Climate Change and Your Home
Once again, this year, climate change has been at the forefront of people's minds. As COVID fades into the past,...
Building Surveys during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
All our Building Surveys are carried out under our Terms of Engagement and the latest RICS Professional statement....
Top 5 tips for choosing a Building Surveying Business
It's well known that buying a new home can be a stressful experience but often the focus centres on mortgages,...
British Assessment Bureau
Chawton Hill has once again achieved certification to the internationally recognised ISO 9001:2015 standard,...
Updating a John Nash Regency House
Designed by architect John Nash, and built in 1808, this Regency house is situated within a conservation area, so we...
Why Do I Need a Building Survey?
Our own Steve Holmes (FRICS) explains the benefits of a building survey. "It’s very easy not to see the ‘wood for the...
Full Building Survey: A Trail of Suspicion
A building survey is one of the most important steps of the home-buying process. It is an in-depth analysis of a...
Buying a house at Auction
A property auction can be a great way to snap up a bargain. It is a quick and cost effective method when buying a...
What is a mortgage survey? (Updated 2023)
What is a mortgage survey? Most providers will require that you undertake a mortgage survey before lending is...
Property Market in 2035
What will the property market look like in 2035? Back in 1995 we were in the early days of the internet, we worked in...