GetHouseSurvey.ie offer pre purchase Type 2 Property Surveys at a set prices of: • €599 (including VAT) for any size apartment • €649 (including VAT) for any size duplex • €749 (including VAT) for houses up to 175sq.m • €849 (including VAT) for larger houses from 176 - 300sq.m For new builds GetHouseSurvey.ie also offer a snag lists on new builds for €449 including VAT.

A House Survey (sometimes called pre-purchase survey, building survey, structural survey etc.) is a visual inspection of the current condition of the property. At GetHouseSurvey.ie all our surveys are carried out by a qualified surveyors and gives you and your bank a great overview of the condition of the property, how much work will be needed. A pre-purchase house survey is usually a re-requisite for mortgage approval from your bank or financial institute.

A survey is a written report produced by a surveyor who will visit the property. The written report gives you an overview of the condition of the property. This includes the structural condition, right down to smaller issues caused by poor maintenance or general wear and tear. Any issues identified will be rated so you know how severe they are, along with any recommendations or advice from the surveyor. Click the button below to see a full breakdown of what is included along with a sample report. ​​

Once you complete the online form at GetHouseSurvey.ie, then we take care of everything else. 1: GetHouseSurvey.ie find the next available surveyor in your area (remember all of our surveyors have 10 years experience, registered with a governing body and have full professional indemnity insurance.) 2: Our surveyor contacts the estate agent (or private seller) to arrange access to the property. Once this is done they'll update you via email. 3: Our surveyor visits the property, conducts the survey and then within 48 hours will email you the completed document and send you a copy of the report.

Yes. All of our surveyors are experienced, are registered with a governing body (i.e. SCSI, RICS, IEI, CIOB, RIAI) and hold professional indemnity insurance. Surveyors may come from a number of backgrounds including Building Surveyors, Architectural Technologist and Engineers.

Then GetHouseSurvey.ie is here for you. You will have the contact details of the surveyor who conducted your survey and they are available to take calls or answer your questions by email.

Yes. Our surveys are specifically design for pre purchase needs and meet the requirements of all banks and financial instituitions in Ireland.

GetHouseSurvey.ie is proud to say we are nationwide cover all 26 counties in the Republic of Ireland. We cover: • Co. Carlow • Co. Cavan • Co. Clare • Co. Cork • Co. Donegal • Co. Dublin • Co. Galway • Co. Kerry • Co. Kildare • Co. Kilkenny • Co. Laois • Co. Leitrim • Co. Limerick • Co. Longford • Co. Louth • Co. Mayo • Co. Meath • Co. Monaghan • Co. Offaly • Co. Roscommon • Co. Sligo • Co. Tipperary • Co. Waterford • Co. Westmeath • Co. Wexford • Co. Wicklow As of January 2021 we now offer Home Buyer Reports in Northern Ireland aslo. To book your survey in Northern Ireland please visit GetHouseSurvey.co.uk .

The GetHouseSurvey.ie report covers a minimum of the requirements set up out in the SCSI Type 2 report, regardless of whether the survey is carried out by a Building Surveyor, Engineer or Architectural Technologist. This is also sometimes referred to as a Structural Survey, a Pre-Purchase Survey, House Survey, Property Survey, Engineer's Report etc. It is designed to give you a professional opinion on the condition of the property so that you can make an informed decision on whether or not to sign contracts and proceed with the purchase. This is the most common survey type for people purchasing a second hand home.

A snag list is more appropriate for a new build. GetHouseSurvey.ie can provide an experienced and qualified surveyor to conduct snag / defect list on your property for €369 including VAT.

All surveyors are covered by PI Insurance with cover to €1,000,000.

A structural survey is not a guarantee that problems won’t develop after you move in. However, if you believe that a problem was already visible at the time of the survey and should have been mentioned in the report, your first step should be to call and meet with the engineer to clarify the situation. Misunderstandings are often resolved in this manner. All surveyors we work with carry professional indemnity liability insurance. The minimum amount of insurance coverage should cover the cost of re-instating your house if the surveyor misses something that he should have reported on.