Rightmove’s monthly House Price Index shows that average asking prices of new sellers coming to market have fallen by 1.7% this month, to £360,197. 

Carpenter Surveyors is proud to announce that it will sponsor Leigh and Bransford Badgers for the upcoming season.

It is common for people to confuse a valuation with a survey. The two are actually very different from one another.

When deciding whether to conduct a survey, here are some key differences to keep in mind.

Average asking prices have remained stable overall and are still 0.4% higher than a year ago, despite a monthly dip. The average asking price of a home in Great Britain dropped by -£1,617 (-0.4%) to £373,493.

The purchase of a home is one of the most important decisions you will ever make in your life, and you should do some research to make sure you choose a home that is right for you today and tomorrow. To help you choose the perfect house, we outline the key aspects you should consider.

The process of buying or selling a property is something most people only do a few times in their lives and it can be a daunting one, particularly when it comes to making a decision about a survey.

Carpenter Surveyors is delighted to welcome Charles Riley to the team, as it looks to continue its growth across the Midlands. 

If there are any issues with the property, you need to ensure they can be addressed in a cost-effective manner without affecting your budget before you make a purchase.

40,000 new homes to be built, 95% mortgage guarantee scheme extended, and Local Housing Allowance unfrozen.

Dodgy spray foam installers continue to target homeowners, leaving their homes unsellable.

Carpenter Surveyors is delighted to welcome Guy Source AssocRICS as Director.

Guy will provide Surveying and Valuation services in Three Counties (Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, and Worcestershire) and the Cotswolds.

Carpenter Surveyors welcome Laura Sugars as Customer Service Assistant within the Admin department! Laura will play an instrumental role in our customer enquiries, bookings and supporting our surveyor team.

Right now, homes that are stuck on the market are seeing the greatest price reductions. Do you know what to do if you're thinking about selling yours?

Saving money on energy bills continues to be the biggest reason people make green improvements to their homes. According to our research, 78% of homeowners would make changes to reduce their energy bills.

Whenever you purchase a new home, you should have a qualified surveyor inspect the property. Even when the property appears to be in good condition and has been built to a high specification.