Johnson & Newton Property Surveys provide professional building surveys, HomeBuyer reports, property valuations for homebuyers, landlords and developers across Bolton. Our FRICS, 20+ years experience qualified team has built a strong local reputation based on thorough inspections, clearly written reports and prompt delivery. We cover all property types from Victorian terraces to modern new builds and pride ourselves on the personal attention we give every instruction.
Qualifications & Accreditations
FRICS, 20+ years experience
Services Offered
- RICS Building Survey (Level 3)
- RICS HomeBuyer Report (Level 2)
- Damp & timber report
- Schedule of condition
- Pre-purchase advice
- RICS Market Valuation
- Probate valuation
- Insurance valuation
Customer Reviews
Exceptional service from start to finish
From the first phone call to receiving the report, every aspect of the service was excellent. The surveyor's knowledge of Victorian construction was clear throughout the report. Repair cost estimates were realistic and useful for planning.
Incredibly detailed Level 3 survey
Bought an 1890s Victorian terrace and wanted a thorough survey. This report was exceptional — 48 pages covering every element of the property, detailed photos, clear explanations and repair cost estimates. Worth every penny and more.
Thorough and clearly presented report
Had a Level 3 survey on an Edwardian semi. The surveyor was on site for nearly 5 hours — very thorough. Report arrived in 6 days and was detailed, clear and well-organised. The follow-up call to discuss findings was very helpful.
Saved us from a bad purchase
The survey revealed structural movement and serious damp issues that the vendor had not disclosed. On the strength of the report we pulled out of the purchase. Money extremely well spent — could have saved us from a nightmare.
Exceptional service from start to finish
From the first phone call to receiving the report, every aspect of the service was excellent. The surveyor's knowledge of Victorian construction was clear throughout the report. Repair cost estimates were realistic and useful for planning.