Richmond upon Thames is one of London's most attractive boroughs, with Georgian and early Victorian houses in Richmond Hill and Kew, Edwardian villa streets in Twickenham and Teddington, and substantial detached houses in Barnes, East Sheen and Ham. The borough contains a high proportion of listed buildings and conservation areas.
Our surveyors have experience with the heritage construction found throughout Richmond, including handmade brick, stone dressings, lime mortars, traditional timber-frame roof structures and original slate and tile coverings.
We provide building condition surveys for residential purchasers, heritage property owners and estate managers across the borough, from TW9 through to SW14.
Assessment of Georgian and early Victorian construction in Richmond Hill, Kew and the riverside, including historic brickwork, lime mortars, original timber structures and heritage roof coverings.
Specialist surveys of Grade I, II* and II listed properties, identifying defects while advising on consent requirements and specialist materials for appropriate repair.
Assessment of properties along the Thames, considering flood risk, waterproofing provisions, river wall condition and the specific challenges of riverside foundations.
Inspection of Edwardian and interwar houses in Twickenham, Teddington and East Sheen, covering original roof coverings, rendered and brick elevations and bay window stability.
Party wall advice for extensions, loft conversions and basement projects.
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View ServiceYes, we have extensive experience surveying listed buildings throughout Richmond upon Thames. Our reports advise on heritage sensitivities, consent requirements and specialist repair methods.
Our surveys of riverside properties in Barnes, Kew and Richmond include assessment of flood risk based on location, floor levels and flood defence measures in place.
Period houses commonly suffer from deteriorating lime mortar pointing, aging lead roof coverings, timber decay in sash windows, damp penetration through historic masonry, and settlement on varying ground conditions.
Fees typically range from £800 for a flat to £2,500 or more for a larger period or listed house. We provide a fixed quotation before you commit.