FULL BUILDING SURVEYS IN RANELAGH
If you are buying a home anywhere in Dublin, then you're going to need a House Survey.
At GetHouseSurvey.ie we take all the stress out of finding a surveyor. No phone calls, no quotes, no emails. Just simply fill our our online form and we do the rest!
All of our surveyors have 10+ years experience, carry professional indemnity insurance and are registered members of one of several governing bodies.
Check out our pricing page to find the right survey for you!
HOW IT WORKS
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Complete form and pay for your survey online in 2 minutes
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We assign a local Surveyor to complete survey in next 5-7 business days
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Surveyor arranges access and conducts the property survey
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Completed Report is delivered to you by email and you are 1 step closer to your new home
Sam Jones
Customer Success Manager
1000+
Building Surveys completed
by our platform
€250 M+
Houses sold as a
result of surveys provided
by our platform
5.0 Google Star
Business Rating
5 Days
Fastest Average Turnaround
time in Ireland
How Much Does a Survey Cost?
FULL BUILDING SURVEY
Oversized Property
Suitable for properties between 200m and 350m
2
€649 including VAT
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The ideal survey for home buyers purchasing a second hand property that is between 200m2 and 350m2
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A survey of the property including, a description of visible defects and potential problems caused by hidden flaws
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Gives an outline of repair options and the likely consequences of inactivity, advice for your legal advisers and details of serious risks and dangerous conditions
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Visual inspection of all accessible parts of the property
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Assessment of all major and minor faults found within the property
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Comment on the condition of the heating, electric, gas/oil and water system
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Investigation into the condition of damp proofing and insulation
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Information on environmental hazards and considerations for your legal advisor
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Proposals for any further special inspections and subsequent work which may need to be done
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Turnaround time 5-8 business days
FULL BUILDING
SURVEY
Standard-sized Property
Suitable for properties less than 200m
2
€549 including VAT
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The most popular type of survey for home buyers purchasing a second hand property that is less than 200m2
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A survey of the property including, a description of visible defects and potential problems caused by hidden flaws
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Gives an outline of repair options and the likely consequences of inactivity, advice for your legal advisers and details of serious risks and dangerous conditions
-
Visual inspection of all accessible parts of the property
-
Assessment of all major and minor faults found within the property
-
Comment on the condition of the heating, electric, gas/oil and water system
-
Investigation into the condition of damp proofing and insulation
-
Information on environmental hazards and considerations for your legal advisor
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Proposals for any further special inspections and subsequent work which may need to be done
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Turnaround time 5-8 business days
PROPERTY SNAGLIST
New Build Property
Suitable for all new build properties
€449 including VAT
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Purchasing a New Build Property
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List of snags / defects for the Builder to address before hand over to the Buyer
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Lists all Structural and Finish Issues
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A Comprehensive List prepared by Experienced and Qualified Surveyors
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Turnaround time 5-8 business days
It is only necessary to request a snaglist once the builder has informed you that the property is ready for snagging and the property is complete.
Still unsure what survey type is right for you or have a question?
Just email Sam@GetHouseSurvey.ie
Do I need a Property Survey?
Property Survey Reports are the best way to avoid unexpected repair costs after you move in.
The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) estimate that home owners that bought a house without a property survey report spent an average of €6,600 after they move in on repairs. Prior knowledge of any major defects can be used to negotiate with the seller prior to completing the purchase.
Legally you are not required to have a property survey, but whether you are buying for cash or drawing down a mortgage, it is best to know what repairs may be required in the near future.