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RICS Level 3 Building Survey

A RICS Level 3 Building Survey provides a detailed and comprehensive inspection of a property, offering in-depth analysis of its structure, condition and construction.

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It is designed to identify defects, potential risks and the likely causes of issues, along with clear advice on repair options and future maintenance.

Comprehensive RICS Level 3 Building Surveys in North Wales and Chester. Ideal for older or complex properties. Detailed inspection and expert advice.
Comprehensive RICS Level 3 Building Surveys in North Wales and Chester. Ideal for older or complex properties. Detailed inspection and expert advice.
Comprehensive RICS Level 3 Building Surveys in North Wales and Chester. Ideal for older or complex properties. Detailed inspection and expert advice.

What the survey covers

The inspection is more detailed than a Level 2 Survey and includes:

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• A thorough assessment of the structure and construction


• Identification of defects, including hidden or developing issues where evident


• Assessment of dampness, movement and structural concerns


• Advice on necessary repairs and maintenance


• Consideration of alterations, extensions and non-standard construction

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The report provides detailed explanations of issues, likely causes and recommended actions.

What is not included

The survey remains a non-intrusive inspection and does not involve opening up the structure or testing services.

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Where significant concerns are identified, further specialist investigations may be recommended.

When should you choose a Level 3 Survey?

A Level 3 Building Survey is recommended for:

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• Older properties (typically pre-1930)


• Buildings that have been significantly altered or extended


• Properties of non-standard construction


• Homes in poor or uncertain condition


• Situations where major works are planned

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If you are unsure which survey is appropriate, we can advise based on the property details.

A Level 3 Survey provides a more detailed understanding of a property’s condition and is often the most appropriate choice for older or complex buildings.

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