Greenwich offers a distinctive mix of Georgian elegance in the town centre, Victorian terraces across Woolwich and Charlton, and modern riverside apartments along the peninsula. Average prices around £450,000 cover a broad range. Modern flats in good condition can be assessed with a Level 2 survey, but the borough’s period properties, particularly Georgian and Victorian houses, benefit from a Level 3 report that can investigate timber decay, damp and the effects of Thames-side ground conditions.
We survey properties across Greenwich, from the Georgian town centre to modern developments on the peninsula and Victorian terraces in Woolwich and Charlton. Our experience includes the assessment of Thames-side ground conditions, the investigation of period building fabric, and the review of modern construction methods used in the borough’s extensive regeneration areas.
A standardised survey using traffic-light condition ratings. In Greenwich, Level 2 suits modern riverside apartments and conventional post-war housing. Period properties in the town centre and Victorian terraces in Woolwich are better served by Level 3.
A comprehensive investigation for Greenwich’s Georgian and Victorian properties. Level 3 provides the detailed analysis needed for period houses in the town centre, Victorian terraces in Woolwich, and any property where Thames-side ground conditions may affect the building.
Modern apartments in Greenwich suit Level 2. Georgian and Victorian properties, riverside buildings where ground conditions may be a factor, and any older property with visible defects should have Level 3. Our team can advise on the appropriate level for your purchase.
Both levels cover the building from roof to ground. Level 2 uses a concise traffic-light format. Level 3 provides comprehensive narrative, technical analysis, investigation of accessible hidden areas and repair cost estimates. Both comply with the RICS Home Survey Standard.
Detailed building condition surveys for property owners, investors and developers.
View ServiceParty wall advice for extensions, loft conversions and basement projects.
View ServiceInvestigation and diagnosis of building defects, damp, movement and decay.
View ServiceLevel 2 fees in Greenwich start from around £450 for a flat and £550 for a house. Level 3 fees range from £800 to £1,800 depending on property size and complexity. Contact us with your property details for a fixed-fee quotation.
Modern apartments suit Level 2. Georgian and Victorian properties, and any older building with visible defects, should have Level 3. Contact us with the property details and we will recommend the most appropriate survey level for your purchase.
A Level 2 inspection takes 1.5 to 2.5 hours, with the report within 5 working days. A Level 3 inspection takes 3 to 5 hours, with the report within 7 to 10 working days.
Yes. Our reports document defects and provide estimated repair costs that can support a price renegotiation. This is particularly valuable for period properties where concealed defects may not be apparent from a viewing.