Trinity Surveyors Blog
Understanding the Impact of MEES on Rented Property in the UK
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) legislation in the UK has brought about a significant transformation in the rental property...
Things to Consider Before Signing a Full Repair and Insuring Lease
Entering into a Full Repair and Insuring (FRI) lease is a significant commitment that can have far-reaching implications for both...
Exploring the Human Habitation Act and Mitigating HHSRS Risks
At Trinity Surveyors we are often instructed to act as Expert Witness on Housing Disrepair matters for both Landlords and...
What is a Full Repair and Insuring Lease (FRI)?
A Full Repair and Insuring (FRI) lease is a type of commercial lease agreement that places specific responsibilities on tenants...
Things to consider when buying a Home, not just a house
Buying a home is a relatively significant decision that involves not only a substantial financial investment but also a long-term...
What are the Different Types of Rot a Surveyor Should Look For?
When purchasing a property, it is essential for you to ask a Chartered Surveyor to check for different types rot....
What’s the Purpose of a Schedule of Condition Survey?
A Schedule of Conditions is considered to be a useful tool in providing protection for the instructing party. However, if...
Can You Fly a Drone Close to Buildings & People?
There have been new drone laws issue that governs how close we can fly to people. With the correct drone...
What is subsidence and how does it occur?
It goes without saying that buying a home is likely to be the biggest single investment you make in your...
