Surrey & London: 07834 761 411
Surrey & London: 07834 761 411
Westville Associates, based in Cobham and 14 minutes from Sunbury, provides independent property surveying advice for buyers, homeowners, and developers in Surrey.
Whether you’re buying a home for the first time in Sunbury, worried about defects, or planning work that affects a neighbour or a party wall, Westville Associates in Cobham can help.
Our property surveyors provide practical advice to help you understand a property’s condition before purchase, or follow the correct processes when carrying out work to a party wall. Our service is completely independent and covers all corners of Surrey, combining detailed inspections, thorough surveys, and straightforward advice to help you spot issues before they become costly surprises.
Need our services in Sunbury today? We’re only a 13-minute journey away and also cover nearby areas like Lower Halliford, Upper Halliford, Chertsey, Walton-on-Thames and Weybridge.
Our popular building surveys in Sunbury help buyers understand a property’s condition before committing to a purchase, or understand its future needs so they can better plan their budget or renegotiate their offer. We offer different levels of survey, and depending on which one you choose, we’ll assess visible defects, maintenance requirements, and areas that may require further investigation.
Sunbury has a varied mix of property types, styles, and ages, so the type of property you’re hoping to purchase can significantly affect the level of survey we recommend. Not sure which one you need? Just text us: 07834 761 411.
All the information you need about building surveys to get started:
Areas commonly assessed include:
Lower Sunbury is a mix of 18th- and 19th-century buildings, including riverside homes. Traditional features typically include sash windows, symmetrical façades and Georgian or Neo-Classical detailing. Elsewhere in Sunbury, buyers can also find more conventional homes, including detached and semi-detached houses and properties extended or significantly altered over time.
For more modern, conventional properties in reasonable condition, a Level 2 survey often provides the details buyers need to move forward. For older homes, a Level 3 survey might be best, where we can pay closer attention to areas such as:
Whether you’re the party planning an extension, loft conversion, or structural alteration, or the adjoining owner served with a Party Wall Notice, we can help. Westville Associates provides Party Wall Surveyor services in Sunbury for both building owners carrying out works and adjoining owners whose properties may be affected, and can typically advise and mediate both sides.
All the information you need about party walls to get started:
It’s worth obtaining advice from a party wall surveyor, like us, if your project involves works such as:
If any of the above apply to you, it’s essential to consider Party Wall requirements before any works start and to give the correct amount of notice.
Who do we help? We work on both sides of the Party Wall process.
If you’re carrying out the work: You’re the building owner and need to serve notice before undertaking any works covered by the Act. We’ll help review the project, identify the requirements, prepare notices, and manage the process through to an Award.
If you’ve been notified: As the adjoining owner, you should receive notice of works in advance, giving you time to assent or dissent. We can help you review the notice and proposed works, explaining your options clearly. The building owner carrying out the works covers all surveying costs.
Westville Associates is based at 3 Lingwood, Cobham, Surrey, KT11 1DT, approximately 7.5 miles by road from Sunbury. That puts us within easy reach of properties throughout Sunbury, Lower Sunbury, Hampton, Shepperton and surrounding areas.
How it works:
The cost depends on the size, age, type and value of the property, as well as the level of survey required. Send us the property address, and we’ll provide a quotation based on your specific requirements.
Level 1 is for straightforward properties that need a basic condition assessment. Level 2 provides greater detail, while Level 3 is our most comprehensive option and is generally more appropriate for older, extensively altered, unusual or potentially problematic homes.
Potentially. Sunbury contains a number of historic and period properties, particularly around Lower Sunbury and the riverside. If the property is older, extensively altered or has visible defects, a Level 3 may be more appropriate.
We understand that buyers often have mortgage, conveyancing, and exchange deadlines to meet, so we prioritise prompt inspections and fast report turnaround.
Possibly. It depends on where you’re building, whether the works affect a party structure and the depth and location of excavation compared with neighbouring buildings.
Yes. We act for adjoining owners and building owners and can review the notice, proposed works, and your options.