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Just wondering
giddypenguin
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We are about to make an offer on a house which was built in 2007 (or at least completed then), would you get a full structural survey done on it?
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No.
OK, MSE, I'll type 10 characters....
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Hee hee
Would you get any survey done at all?
IF we did get a survey, and anything came up, would it be likely to be covered by the 10 year warranty?0 -
I wouldnt worry about the survey as only 3 years ago building control would have approved it, nothin major should jump up0
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