Home Surveys
The bespoke benefits of an IQS Home Survey Reports?
| Survey Level | Bungalow/Terraced | Semi-detached | Detached | Apartment/Flat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 2 | £450 | £500 | £600 | £400 |
| Level 3 | £575 | £650 | £700 | £500 |
We offer the following services:
Drone Surveys
Project Management & Contract Administration
IQS has a trusted reputation for client focused project management which enables clients to meet their business objectives as well as fulfilling their immediate property and construction requirements. Our Project Managers & Contract Administrators never simply deliver a process: they clearly understand how to optimise return on investment by focusing strongly on adding value to the project throughout each stage.
Our project management teams embody the attributes which characterise the firm: expert professionalism, strong client focus and an understanding of the value of property in its widest sense, ensuring the clients construction projects are in a safe pair of hands.
Commercial Infrastructure Projects
IQS as Chartered Quantity Surveyors & Project Managers have over 25 years’ experience, commercially delivering extensive major infrastructure projects across the Northwest & throughout the UK.
Expert Witness & Dispute Resolution
IQS understand even with the most carefully drafted contracts and the best intentions of all parties, construction disputes can still arise. How these disputes are handled is key to ensure the successful resolution to the contract to ensure our clients projects remain on budget, on time and within expectations.
Party Wall Surveys
What is a party wall / party structure?
The Party Wall Etc. Act 1996 describes a wall as being a ‘party wall’ if it straddles the boundary of land of two or more different owners, and also where it stands wholly on one owners land, but it is used by two or more owners to separate their buildings. The term ‘party structure’ also appears within the Act and is used where the dividing structure is approached by separate staircases or entrances, an example of this would be in flats where the floor/ceiling is deemed to be a party structure. Informing your neighbour(s) should be done first in person, to help maintain a healthy relationship, and then through serving notice.
