Maidenhead sits on the Thames in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, within easy reach of our Sunningdale office. Our surveys cover homes all over the town and its edges, including Furze Platt, Cox Green, Pinkneys Green, Holyport and Bray.
Whether you need a Level 2 homebuyer survey or a Level 3 building survey, we will explain the difference and help you choose before you book.
Since the Elizabeth line arrived, many new apartment blocks have gone up around the station and town centre. For a new flat we offer a snagging survey. For an older flat we look at the flat itself and the shared parts of the building, and list questions for the managing agent.
Houses along the Thames near Boulter's Lock, Bray and Ray Mead Road are some of the most sought after in the area, but some sit in the flood zone. We check for signs of past flooding and note anything your insurer will want to know.
The streets around North Town and Boyne Hill have many Victorian and Edwardian houses, some within conservation areas. Typical findings include worn roof slopes, damp at ground level and chimney stacks in need of repair. We explain what needs doing first.
Furze Platt and Cox Green are mostly post war and later family houses, many of them extended. We look at the quality of the extensions, the condition of flat roofs and any signs of movement.
Holyport, with its village green, and the lanes around it have period cottages, converted barns and newer houses side by side. Older buildings here often have timber frames, low ceilings and later extensions, so we take time over how the old and new parts join.
Bigger detached houses towards Bray, Holyport and Pinkneys Green often have outbuildings, mature trees and older parts that have been added to. A Level 3 building survey gives you the detail these homes need.
Where we cannot see a roof clearly from the ground, a drone gives us close photos of the tiles, flashings and chimneys for your report.
Maidenhead buyers often look in Windsor and Reading as well. See our Windsor and Reading pages, or look at the full list of towns we cover.