Blog | Listed Building Surveys

Rainwater running down the outside of the pipe?

Rainwater running down the outside of the downpipes probably means they are blocked
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A Future for Historic Windows - Conference 27th & 28th June 2024

Not since the window tax of 1696 has the historic window been so under threat. This is a two day conference, supported by the SPAB and the Green Register, and it brings together experts in the history, repair and retrofit of historic windows.
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Have you been told to get a 'timber and damp report'..?

It can be quite common, and frustrating, that a mortgage inspection or survey report might include the requirement for a 'timber and damp inspection and carry out all works recommended', or words to this effect.
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The importance of good legal advice when buying a Listed Building

Buying any Listed Building can be a time of worry and stress. You are also buying the legal liability of the current and former owner for any alterations made without prior Consent. Good legal advice is essential.
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Sulphate damage seen on a chimneybreast

It is not uncommon to find blotchy, irregular shaped, stains on a chimney breast. You can also find dark soot stains externally too. These can sometimes be misdiagnosed as being a leak when it could be a far simpler explanation.
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New AssocRICS training and surveying courses to be launched soon at CBCS

We are are very excited to announce the launch of brand new training courses and qualifications at CBCS - Centre for Building Conservation Studies.
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