Your SurveyCheck report flagged something that needs eyes on it — This is how we look

Get The Answers Your Review Couldn't Give You

A live video walkthrough of the property with me — £199. With your £29 credit applied — You pay £170

A live video walkthrough of the property with me — £199.

With your £29 credit applied —

You pay £170

  • Is that damp a £200 fix or a £2,000 one?

  • Is that "movement" the house settling a century ago — or something live?

  • Should you proceed, renegotiate, or walk away?

Your review told you honestly which items can't be judged from the survey alone. This is how we judge them — by looking at them, together, live.

30 minutes · Live at the property · Written summary included

You point the camera - I do the looking

You book a time when you can get access to the property — a second viewing through the estate agent is usually the easiest route.

At the booked time, you're at the house with your phone; I join you on a video call.

You take me round, I tell you exactly where to point the camera, and I look at the things your report flagged — properly, live, asking you to get closer, pull back, show me the gutter above, the ground level below.

Then I tell you, in plain English, what each issue really is, how urgent it is, and what it's realistically likely to cost to put right.

  • 1 · Book a slot — pick a time you can get access to the property

  • 2 · Walk me round — 30 minutes, your phone, my directions

  • 3 · Get your answers — straight talk on the call, plus a written summary afterwards

What you'll come away with

  • A straight answer on the items your report flagged — what each one actually is, not what the survey's cautious wording implies

  • Urgency, honestly ranked — what needs doing now, what can wait, what's just normal ageing

  • Realistic costs — ballpark figures from someone who's priced and done this work for 20+ years

  • A written summary — everything we found, in plain English, to keep, share with your solicitor, or use to renegotiate

  • A clear decision — most buyers end the call knowing whether they'll proceed, renegotiate, or walk away

The same straight talk, this time with eyes on

Fran Mickelborough
Builder • 20+ years residential experience

You've already had the honest version on paper.

The walkthrough is the same thing, live — a builder with 20+ years on houses like this one, no surveyor's hedging, and no repair work to sell you.

Just the truth, with numbers.

And if something genuinely needs a specialist?

Then I'll tell you that, plainly — which specialist, what to ask them, and roughly what it should cost.

Sometimes the honest answer to one item is "that needs a structural engineer" or "get a drains camera on it."

If so, you'll know exactly which item, instead of paying for investigations you never needed.

That alone usually saves more than the call costs.

£199 — minus your £29

You pay £170

You've already paid for your review, so that comes off the walkthrough.

£170 for thirty minutes that tell you what you're actually buying — before you exchange, while you can still act on it.

Before you book: you'll need access to the property at the time you pick (a second viewing via the estate agent is the usual route), and reasonable mobile signal at the house.

Payment taken at booking · reminders sent · easy rescheduling

Make Sure Before You Sign

The survey raised the questions. Your review narrowed them down.

The survey raised the questions.

Your review narrowed them down.

The walkthrough answers them — before you sign anything.

You're one look away from knowing for certain.

Most of the time, the house you fell in love with is fine —

and if it isn't, you'll find out now, while you can still do something about it.

£199 with your £29 credit applied — you pay £170

A practical builder's interpretation of your survey.

Not a formal survey, structural engineer's report, or contractor quotation

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