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Alan Rance Surveyors
At Alan Rance Surveyors, our services are truly the best value for money. With over 30 years experience and exceptional knowledge of the local area including Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard, St Albans and Tring you can rest assured you'll be fully informed about the condition of your property. Our Home Condition Surveys deliver concise reports based on a visual inspection, designed to help residential buyers across Bedfordshire make informed decisions.

Our competitively priced, detailed Building Surveys will provide in-depth reports concerning the structural condition of modern and older homes including listed buildings. Contact us today for a free quote. Find out why so many clients return to us time and again, and why solicitors and agents are more than happy to refer us. Alan Rance is an experienced building surveyor with an established reputation in the Northwestern Home Counties of Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.

With over 30 years of carrying out professional assessments, Alan has worked with private residences, commercial property, listed buildings, industrial facilities and retail premises in and around Dunstable, Leighton Buzzard, St Albans and Tring.
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The company principles are built on mutual trust and a passion for surveying, we enjoy surveying homes and giving clients an easy to read report on their new home.
Based near Dunstable and covering Leighton Buzzard, St Albans and Tring, Alan Rance has over 30 years experience and expert knowledge in surveying, a qualified Building Surveyor and Member of the Residential Property Surveyors Association (MRPSA).
Having been born in Berkhamsted, lived in Tring, and worked in many towns and villages in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire all his life, he knows of local construction issues and the geography of the local area, with specialist knowledge of clay lump buildings and thatched roof construction.
Buying a property is among the most significant purchases that most people will make in their lifetime, so it's important to stay well informed throughout the decision-making process.
A Building Survey will help you achieve this by providing you with a detailed report about the structural condition of the flat or house you are about to buy.
The UK housing market operates under caveat emptor, or "buyer beware", meaning that property sellers are not obliged to disclose any information about defects or ongoing problems with the building or land.
Buy-to-Let surveys are a new type of survey, designed to give landlords and investors a clear understanding of the property they are intending to buy.
They involve a thorough investigation of the property's condition, identifying items that may impact potential tenants so you are aware of where any problems are and where issues may occur in the future.
The aim of the Buy-to-Let survey is to help you make an informed decision about proceeding with the sale by considering the potential repair costs on top of the property's asking price.
We carry out detailed property surveys for clay-lump buildings across the local region.
With many years experience surveying all types of properties you can count on us to tell you everything you need to know about universal mud-brick properties.
Clay-lump properties became popular towards the end of the 18th century but are quite rare in today's market, with the vast majority of clay-lump properties found in East Anglia.
There are a number of unique features associated with clay-lump surveys that our experienced surveyors will make sure they cover in detail for you, to ensure complete peace of mind that the property is structurally sound.
Thatch roofs are a beautiful, traditional style of roofing seen among many historical and listed properties across the UK.
If your property has a thatched roof, it's important to care for it properly so as to prevent it from falling into disrepair.
More than that, as the guardian of some of our most precious architectural heritage, you may feel a special responsibility to do whatever you can to ensure that the building can be enjoyed for a long time to come.
That said, the replacement and maintenance of high-quality thatch can be a worrying and costly experience.
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