Pre-sale loft inspection
Know what the buyer's surveyor is likely to flag in your loft before they flag it. A documented record of the roof space before you list, so nothing is a surprise at offer stage.
- Independent
- £295
- Travel included within ~3 hrs of the North West
- Report in 48–72 hours
Travel included within about three hours of the North West; a fixed supplement further away, shown with your total before you book.
Independent: SprayFoamCheck doesn't install or remove insulation and takes no referral fees.
Book this one if
- You're about to put the house on the market and the loft has spray foam, foil or old insulation in it
- You want to answer the TA6 property form questions on insulation accurately
- You'd rather know about a problem now than when the buyer has the leverage to renegotiate
- Your estate agent or solicitor has asked what is in the loft
What's included for £295
Included
- Independent loft inspection ahead of putting the property on the market
- Findings buyers' surveyors typically flag — surfaced early
- Photo-referenced written report
What it isn't
- RICS HomeBuyer Report or valuation
- Structural survey
- Remediation work
It isn't a RICS building survey and it doesn't replace the buyer's own survey; it sits alongside it. It isn't a valuation, and it isn't legal advice on what you must disclose: ask your solicitor about that.
Travel is included within about three hours' drive of the North West base. Further away, a fixed travel supplement is added (£50 South & East England, £75 Greater London, £100 far Cornwall) and shown with your total as soon as you enter your postcode, before you book. Express delivery (+£50) is 24 hours from the visit. Questions after the report are free.
Four steps from booking to report
- 1
Tell us where and why
Name, postcode and your situation, on the booking page. No payment is taken at this stage.
- 2
Jan calls to confirm
Usually the same working day, to check the inspection is the right one for you and fix a date. The visit is usually within 3–7 days.
- 3
The inspection, 60–90 minutes
Jan comes to the house, looks, measures and photographs. You're welcome to be there and ask anything.
- 4
The report, within 48–72 hours
Photographs, readings, what they mean, and what to do next. Yours to share with whoever you choose. Questions afterwards are free.
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Before you book
Tap a question to open the answer.
- Will the buyer still need their own survey?
- Can I share it with my estate agent and buyers?
- What if the report finds problems?
- What do I receive, and when?
- Is this an opinion on the sale price?
The background, with sources
Selling a house with spray foam
What buyers' surveyors flag, the TA6 questions, and how to get ahead of them.
Read the guideWhat paperwork should you have?
The documents a buyer's solicitor will ask for, and what to do if they're missing.
Read the guideSpray foam and mortgages in the UK
What the buyer's lender may ask, and what lenders publish.
Read the guideCondensation in the loft
What causes it and how to stop it before a surveyor sees it.
Read the guidePre-Sale Loft Inspection, £295
No payment now. Jan calls to confirm the date and that this is the right inspection for you.