Buying in St Austell? Whether you’re considering a modern estate home in Carclaze or a traditional Cornish cottage closer to the town centre, a RICS Level 2 Survey is the smart choice for properties in generally good condition. Our clear, easy-to-read reports use traffic-light ratings to highlight urgent issues such as damp, roof wear, or outdated electrics—common problems in many St Austell homes. Unlike basic inspections, we also include a market valuation and maintenance advice, giving you the confidence to renegotiate if necessary and avoid costly surprises. With Cornwall Property Surveys, you get more than just a report—you get peace of mind in one of mid-Cornwall’s busiest property markets.

St Austell has a wide mix of properties—from older granite cottages and Victorian terraces to larger rural homes on the clay lands. For these types of properties, a RICS Level 3 Survey is the most thorough option. This in-depth inspection looks beyond surface-level issues, uncovering problems such as subsidence, damp in stone walls, or timber decay in older roofs. Our reports don’t just identify defects; they provide detailed recommendations for repairs, alterations, and long-term maintenance, tailored to the property and its location. If you’re investing in one of St Austell’s character or higher-value homes, a Level 3 Survey gives you the reassurance that you fully understand the building’s condition—and helps you avoid expensive surprises later.

Whether you’re buying, selling, refinancing, or handling probate in St Austell, an accurate valuation is essential. Our RICS Red Book valuations provide an independent, reliable figure you can trust—vital in a market where property values can vary widely, from affordable family homes on modern estates to larger countryside residences around the clay villages. We combine local market knowledge with up-to-date data to ensure precision, giving you the confidence to make informed decisions without the risk of overpaying or underselling. With Cornwall Property Surveys, you receive a professional valuation that stands up to scrutiny from lenders, solicitors, and HMRC alike.