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Colleys surveyor- ladder for loft
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Hi I'm getting "level 2" survey done on a property and need the roof and loft checked.
There is no ladder for the loft and I was wondering if the surveyor brings his own.
I called the estate agent to ask them to let the vendor know that I'm having a survey done and to unlock the loft entrance and provide a ladder. She advised that the surveyor brings his own.
I normally just get the basic mortgage valuation done so am unsure. I don't want him to miss that part of the survey because he couldn't get access. Anyone have any definitive yes or no on this?
Thanks!
There is no ladder for the loft and I was wondering if the surveyor brings his own.
I called the estate agent to ask them to let the vendor know that I'm having a survey done and to unlock the loft entrance and provide a ladder. She advised that the surveyor brings his own.
I normally just get the basic mortgage valuation done so am unsure. I don't want him to miss that part of the survey because he couldn't get access. Anyone have any definitive yes or no on this?
Thanks!
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Pretty poor surveyor who doesn't carry a ladder for loft access in his car......0
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Yes the one that surveyed my house had his own. It was a fold up "extendy" type thing. He was such a nasty piece of work, that at one point, I nearly pulled it away from him when he was in the loft
Respect for ourselves guides our morals, respect for others guides our manners~Laurence Sterne
All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others~George Orwell0 -
http://www.maplin.co.uk/3.75m-telescopic-ladder-591715
£80, and all your problems go away!
Actually, quite handy to keep under the stairs so you can empty the gutters/inspect your new places windowframes/etc :-)0 -
Tea_Pea_Dee wrote: »He was such a nasty piece of work, that at one point, I nearly pulled it away from him when he was in the loft
Sorry for bumping an old post but I had to :rotfl: at that!0 -
:eek: that ladder is now £130!!
62.5% inflation in 15 months. No wonder we're all feeling the pinch.0
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