Building survey in Wales
9 providers offering building survey in or across Wales, including national firms. The rules in Wales differ from England’s, so see the notes below.
RICS Level 3 surveys work the same way across Wales.
9 chartered surveyors for Wales
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Based in or covering Wales (8)
Glascoed Building Surveying
Based in Llandovery, Carmarthenshire · Covers Mid, South and West Wales Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmMason Wright Associates
Based in Liverpool · Covers North West England and North Wales, including Manchester, Chester, Warrington and Southport Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmNigel Stone Surveyors Ltd
Based in Llanarth, Ceredigion · Covers West Wales Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmPemberton Surveyors
Based in Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan · Covers South Wales, including CF and NP postcode areas Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmRockall Surveyors Ltd
Based in Chester · Covers Chester, Liverpool, Wirral and North Wales Accreditation stated by provider: Regulated by RICSSJM Surveyors Limited
Based in Oswestry, Shropshire · Covers North Shropshire, Powys, Wrexham, Cheshire and Mid Wales Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmWye Surveyors Ltd
Based in Herefordshire · Covers Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Monmouthshire Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmNational providers (check they cover your area) (1)
Novello Chartered Surveyors
Based in Epsom, Surrey · Covers England and Wales, with offices in Epsom and Mayfair, London Accreditation stated by provider: RICS Regulated FirmLondon (13) South East (13) East of England (11) South West (15) West Midlands (8) East Midlands (9) Yorkshire and the Humber (9) North West (11) North East (5)
Getting signed off in Wales
Building control in Wales works much like England. Your council or a registered building control approver checks the work and issues a completion or final certificate. Wales has its own Approved Documents, and all new and converted homes must have sprinklers.