• Published On: October 19, 2026Last Updated: October 19, 2026

    Drone Roof Inspections: A Clearer View of Your Future Home

    The roof is one of the most expensive parts of a house to repair, and also one of the hardest to inspect properly. For more than a year now, I’ve used a drone as part of my surveys at Bevan Surveyors. It has changed how much I can tell clients about the roof of the property they’re buying.

    Why the roof is hard to inspect

    Traditionally, surveyors look at a roof from ground level, from neighbouring land or from upstairs windows, often

  • Published On: June 25, 2026Last Updated: June 25, 2026

    When buying a property, one of the most common questions buyers ask is: Which survey should I choose? While every property is different, the good news is that for the vast majority of homes, an RICS Level 2 Survey provides the right balance of detail, practicality, and value.

    Why the RICS Level 2 Survey Is Suitable for Most Homes

    The RICS Level 2 Survey is designed for properties of conventional construction, regardless of their age. This means it is suitable for most houses and flats built using

  • Published On: January 15, 2026Last Updated: January 15, 2026

    Condensation is a common issue that many property owners in the UK face, particularly during the colder months. At Bevan Surveyors Ltd, we understand the importance of identifying and addressing condensation problems to prevent any potential damage to buildings. Condensation occurs when warm, moist air comes into contact with colder surfaces, leading to water droplets forming. This can not only result in unsightly damp patches but also create the perfect environment for mold growth, which can be harmful to both the structure of the building and the health of its occupants. Our team of experienced surveyors are well-equipped with the

  • Published On: November 19, 2025Last Updated: November 19, 2025

    Metal domestic heating oil tanks may still be common, but they come with increasing risks. Ageing metal, exposure to weather, and internal corrosion mean these tanks can deteriorate silently, often leaking before homeowners realise anything is wrong. Compared with modern plastic or bunded tanks, they typically have a shorter lifespan and are more vulnerable to damage.

    One of the biggest factors affecting their safety is where they’re located. Tanks placed too close to buildings trap moisture and speed up corrosion. Those sitting directly on soil are exposed to constant damp, while tanks in open, unsheltered

  • Published On: November 10, 2025Last Updated: November 10, 2025

    The outlook for the UK residential housing market remains cautiously optimistic, with modest price growth expected in the near term and more pronounced regional variations over the medium term. Following a period of adjustment driven by higher borrowing costs and economic uncertainty, the market is now poised to stabilise as interest rates begin to ease. Forecasts suggest that house prices will rise gradually—by around 2% next year—as lower mortgage rates and improving consumer confidence start to support demand. However, affordability pressures and uneven economic recovery across regions are likely to keep overall growth moderate.

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