The Result
A Level 3 Building Survey provides a full understanding of a property’s true condition. This report is invaluable for identifying defects, estimating repair costs, and prioritising maintenance before purchase or renovation.
It can be used to renegotiate purchase prices, plan renovation budgets, or make confident long-term investment decisions. With Bramptons & Son’s expert insights and local knowledge, you gain the clarity to protect your property and your finances.

Comprehensive Property Insight for Complete Peace of Mind.
A RICS Level 3 Building Survey is the most detailed survey available, designed for older, larger, or unique properties, or where significant renovation work is planned. It provides an in-depth analysis of a property’s construction, condition, and potential issues, helping you make fully informed decisions before purchasing or investing.
With over 35 years of local experience in Surrey and Greater London, Bramptons & Son deliver independent, expert-led reports that highlight risks, repair needs, and maintenance priorities, so you can protect your investment and avoid unexpected costs.
The Process of Booking a Building Survey

Get a Quote
Request your tailored Level 3 Building Survey quote by contacting Bramptons & Son. We’ll provide clear costs and guide you through the booking process.

Survey
Our RICS-qualified surveyor conducts a comprehensive on-site assessment, carefully inspecting every accessible area to provide a clear picture of the property’s condition.

Report
You’ll receive a detailed, jargon-free survey report with practical recommendations. We remain available to answer questions and support you with next steps.
What does a RICS Level 3 Building Survey include?

Our Level 3 Building Survey provides a thorough, structured review of your property. This service includes:
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Full inspection of visible and accessible elements of the property
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Detailed analysis of construction and building materials
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Identification of major and minor defects, with their likely causes
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Advice on repairs, maintenance and remedial work needed
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Assessment of potential risks, including structural movement or damp
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Technical guidance on future repairs or refurbishment projects
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Clear prioritisation of urgent vs. long-term maintenance issues






