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Six of the Commonest Home Faults Found by Chartered Surveyors

Many people take the risk of buying a home without having a proper survey carried out, which can sometimes result in expensive repairs, which would have been picked up in a survey. Appointing a chartered surveyor to carry out a full building survey could save you thousands of pounds – either on repair bills or […]

9th December 2021

Top Tips on Decoding Estate Agents’ Jargon

Buying a house is one of the most difficult decisions you will ever make, with so many different factors to consider. Choosing a location and setting a budget are just two of the key decisions you have to make - and that’s all before you start trying to decipher the jargon used by estate agents […]

24th November 2021

Top Tips if You Are Buying a Property at Auction

Buying a property at auction can be a tempting proposition as the whole process can be extremely quick and comparatively cheap – you don’t have to deal with estate agents and there is no chance of being gazumped by a rival buyer. Figures compiled before the coronavirus lockdown showed it was becoming an increasingly popular […]

15th November 2021

Coronavirus Update

Like you, we have been following the unfolding events concerning Covid-19 very carefully and following Government Guidance. As a regulated firm of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, part of the Royal Charter covers putting the Public Interest before Self Interest. We take our professional, moral and public responsibilities very seriously and our priority is […]

5th November 2021

Timber-framed Properties – Are they a Good Buy?

Timber-framed properties are thought in some ways to be more eco-friendly than their conventional alternatives. But does that make them a good investment? Here Paul Anderson, a chartered surveyor based near Ipswich, looks at the pros and cons of this type of building. What Are They? Timber-framed properties as the name suggests, generally consist […]

14th January 2021

The Pros and Cons of Buying a Converted Oast House

One of the most distinctive sights in south-east England is the oast house – an unusual property which looks as if it belongs to another time and place entirely. Many of these have now been converted into homes and commercial premises. But are they a good buy? Here Anderson Associates, chartered surveyors in Kent – […]

11th January 2021

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The Problems of RAAC Concrete

One of the major construction stories of recent weeks has been about Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC). Its presence in schools up and down the country, and its associated safety fears, has led to more than 150 being closed. Anderson Associates, who offer full structural surveys from our base near Ipswich, are a member of […]

12th October 2023

Advice on Checking for Fire Safety When Buying a Home

The number of home fires have thankfully been on the decline in recent years. The number of smoke alarms and modern building safety measures have both helped in this regard. However, the Grenfell Tower tragedy of 2017 has brought the issue of fires back into the spotlight, and, because of the nature of their construction, […]

12th October 2023

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