10/09/2026
£98,000 of works identified before our client completed their purchase.
But identifying the number was only part of our role.
Our client needed to understand what those works actually meant for their investment:
Which items needed addressing immediately?
What could be phased over the coming years?
How would the essential works sit alongside their planned fit-out?
Did the overall investment still stack up?
And were there any findings that should influence negotiations before completing?
A pre-acquisition building survey shouldn’t simply provide a list of defects and costs.
It should give you the context to understand what needs doing, when it needs doing and what that means for your wider plans for the property.
Finding £98,000 of works is technical information. Helping our client understand what that £98,000 meant for their investment was the advice.