Trusted RICS Building Surveyors and Registered Valuers
Hadley & Co Surveyors are proud to be local and independent. We provide high quality affordable reports, which provide our customers with complete peace of mind before they buy. All work is completed from independent locally based RICS Regulated Professionals offering services throughout the West Midlands, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.
Surveys
We provide a variety of property survey services to suit different needs, including the RICS Condition Report for modern homes, the RICS Home Survey Report for conventional properties, and the RICS Building Survey for larger or older properties requiring detailed analysis. We also offer drone roof surveys for hard-to-reach areas, snagging lists to identify defects in new builds, and specialist surveys for historic buildings. These services are designed to deliver thorough evaluations and help clients make informed decisions about their properties.
Valuations
We provide a wide range of valuation services, including property valuations for market assessment, insurance valuations to determine reinstatement costs, and probate valuations for inheritance tax purposes. We also offer Help to Buy valuations for selling, re-mortgaging, or stair-casing under government schemes, as well as matrimonial valuations to aid in asset division during separations. Our services are tailored to support accurate decision-making and compliance in various scenarios, delivered with professionalism and expertise.
Energy Certificates
We provide Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) for properties required in the UK whenever a property is marketed for sale or rent or is newly built. We also provide Commercial or Non-Domestic Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) displaying the energy performance of a commercial building in order to build, sell or let a non-domestic property, which also applies to landlords issuing a new lease for a property.
Help to Buy & Shared Ownership Valuations
Help to Buy is a government program designed to help eligible buyers purchase a home by sharing ownership with the government. Unlike traditional bank mortgages, the Help to Buy scheme provides a loan based on a percentage of the property’s value rather than a fixed sum. The repayment amount is tied to the property’s current market value at that moment in time.
If you’ve used this scheme, an independent valuation will be required when selling the property or repaying the loan.
