Berto Chartered Surveyors

We provide a complete suite of services including:

RICS Level 3 Building Survey Report

(a) existing construction

(b) building condition inside and out

(c) advice on the problems found and the likely repairs that could be needed

(d) highlight the most significant problems

(e) maintenance advice and outline possible future defects

(f) health and safety matters

(g) possible legal issues to bring to the attention of your solicitor

RICS Level 2 Home Buyer Report

(a) all of the features in the Condition Report;
(b) a list of problems that the surveyor considers may affect the property;
(c) advice on repairs and ongoing maintenance;
(d) issues that need to be investigated to prevent serious damage or dangerous conditions;
(e) legal issues that need to be addressed before completing your purchase; and
(f) information on location, local environment and the recorded energy efficiency (where available).

RICS Level 1 Condition Report

(a) clear ‘traffic light’ ratings of the condition o

Type of surveyor

  • Chartered Quantity Surveyor

Works for

  • Residential customers
  • Commercial contracts

Surveying services

  • RICS Home Survey – Level 2
  • Right to light
  • Rural property
  • Stamp duty
  • Valuation

Business type

Private Practice

Partners and Directors

  • Alec Cardiff

Contact Berto Chartered Surveyors

Reveal number 07714664580 Call
www.bertoproperty.co.uk Website
RICS Regulated Firm
Firms that come under RICS regulation are easy to spot as they use the words 'Regulated by RICS' on their letterhead and other communication materials. Regulated firms must follow the RICS Rules of Conduct for Firms and are held to a higher standard in areas such as staff training, professional indemnity insurance, complaints handling and security of clients' money.

Address

East Grinsted, RH19 4QN, United Kingdom

Firms that are Regulated by RICS commit to the highest professional and ethical standards. In the rare cases where disciplinary action has been taken against a firm, records are published online.

If you cannot find the information you are looking for, please contact RICS Regulation at regulation@rics.org. Alternatively, if you wish to make a complaint, please contact complaints@rics.org.