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RICS LEVEL 3 BUILDING SURVEYS IN CONWY
Buying a property in Conwy? Our RICS Level 3 Building Survey is designed for older, larger or altered properties, providing a far more detailed assessment than a Level 2 survey. Covering Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Conwy Town, and Deganwy, we deliver clear, jargon-free advice on construction, condition and potential risks, so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
IS THIS SURVEY RIGHT FOR YOUR CONWY PROPERTY?
A RICS Level 3 Building Survey is often recommended for buyers purchasing older or traditionally built homes in Conwy, including stone cottages, historic terraces, or properties exposed to the coastal environment. This survey provides a detailed analysis of the building’s condition, helping to identify defects linked to weathering, moisture ingress and ageing materials.
With Conwy’s blend of heritage housing and modern development, a Level 3 survey is particularly useful where the property is older, altered or of non-standard construction. It delivers clear guidance on repair priorities and highlights where specialist investigations may be required.
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TYPICAL PROPERTIES WE SURVEY IN CONWY
Conwy includes coastal housing, Victorian villas and traditional Welsh stone properties. A RICS Level 3 Building Survey is better suited to older, altered or more complex properties, providing a far more detailed assessment of condition, construction and potential risks before you commit.
COMMON ISSUES FOUND IN HOMES
Evidence of damp, moisture ingress and condensation, with closer consideration of causes and building construction (particularly in older solid-wall terraces)
Roof coverings, flashings, gutters and rainwater goods showing wear, defects or inadequate detailing, often requiring closer inspection
Alterations, extensions and loft conversions, including assessment of workmanship, structural implications and supporting documentation
Timber decay, wood-boring insects and inadequate ventilation to suspended timber floors, with commentary on associated risks and remedial priorities
WHAT YOU GET IN A LEVEL 3 SURVEY
A detailed inspection of accessible internal and external areas, with clear explanations of defects, supporting photographs, and practical advice on repairs, maintenance and next steps.
BOOKING AND TURNAROUND
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WE ALSO COVER NEARBY LOCATIONS
Llandudno
Colwyn Bay
Conwy Town
Deganwy
Penmaenmawr
Llanrwst
Betws-y-Coed
Tal-y-Bont
Dolgarrog
Trefriw
Eglwysbach
Llysfaen
LEVEL 3 SURVEY FAQs
Q: Is a Level 3 Building Survey suitable for homes in Conwy?
A: Yes - particularly for older, larger or altered properties, or homes in poorer condition. A Level 3 Building Survey provides a much more detailed assessment than a Level 2 and is often recommended where construction is more complex or risks are higher.
Q: How quickly can you carry out a Level 3 survey in Conwy?
A: We typically offer inspections within a few working days, subject to access being arranged with the estate agent or vendor. Availability can be affected during busier periods.
Q: Will a Level 3 Building Survey help with renegotiation?
A: Yes. The report explains defects in detail, outlines their implications and highlights priorities, helping you obtain quotations, plan repairs and support informed renegotiation where appropriate.
ABOUT CONWY
Conwy is one of North Wales’ most historically significant towns, with a strong concentration of older stone-built housing, cottages and traditional terraces set within a coastal and heritage environment. Properties close to the medieval town centre often feature solid wall construction, ageing roofs and traditional materials that require specialist consideration.
The combination of exposed weather conditions and older building fabric means defects such as moisture penetration, timber deterioration and external wear can develop gradually over time. For buyers purchasing traditional homes in Conwy or properties that have been altered or extended, a full building survey is often the best way to understand the condition in detail before commitment.
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