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Building Surveyors Crawley

RICS regulated chartered surveyors serving Crawley and the wider Gatwick corridor, from home surveys to party wall matters and dilapidations.

Squarepoint Chartered Surveyors provides RICS regulated building surveying services to homebuyers, homeowners and property professionals across Crawley. Whether you’re purchasing a 1950s terrace in Southgate, a modern new-build in Bewbush, or a period property near Ifield village, our team helps you understand exactly what you’re buying before you commit. We also serve nearby Horley, Reigate, Redhill, East Grinstead and Horsham, working from our Brighton office with easy access via the M23 and A23.

Core Services

Our surveyors in Crawley provide building and property surveying services for residential buyers, homeowners and landlords across the town and surrounding Gatwick corridor.

Home Surveys (Level 2 and Level 3 building surveys)
Party Wall Surveys
Condition Surveys
Dilapidations Surveys
Building Extensions and Alterations
Refurbishment and Restoration Advice
Contract Administration
Project Management

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Chartered Surveyors Crawley

Why Choose Squarepoint Chartered Surveyors

25+ years of surveying experience. Our Managing Director, Scott Buchanan, has over 25 years in the surveying and construction industry, having worked across private practice, housing associations, government agencies and FTSE 100 organisations.
RICS regulated. Squarepoint is regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (regulation no. 743941), the recognised standard for professional competence and ethics in the UK.
Party wall specialism. Associate Director Adam Graham is a member of the Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors and the Pyramus & Thisbe Club, and handles the majority of our Party Wall etc. Act 1996 instructions.
A full range of services under one roof. From pre-purchase surveys to dilapidations, project management and contract administration, clients don’t need to bring in multiple firms for different stages of a project.
Consistently high customer ratings. Our Google reviews reflect clear communication, thorough reports and a straightforward, jargon-free approach for clients who’ve never used a surveyor before.
Local and London-wide reach. With offices across London, Brighton and Sussex, we combine local property knowledge with the resources of a wider surveying practice. See recent projects in our case studies.

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Local Knowledge

Crawley’s mix of post-war planned neighbourhoods (Southgate, Broadfield, Bewbush, Furnace Green, Pound Hill) and older pockets around Ifield village and Three Bridges means buyers face very different survey priorities depending on the area, from 1950s-60s construction methods to conservation considerations near the historic village core. Proximity to Gatwick Airport also brings a steady flow of relocating professionals and buy-to-let investment, while several Crawley Stream tributaries mean flood risk is worth checking on certain roads. Squarepoint’s surveyors also cover Horley, Three Bridges, Ifield, Copthorne, East Grinstead and Horsham.

How It Works

Step 1: Get in Touch Call, email or fill in our online form with a few details about your property and requirements. We’ll respond within 24 hours.

Step 2: Booking and Survey We arrange a convenient inspection date and carry out the survey on site, covering the full condition of the property to the level you’ve requested.

Step 3: Results Shared You’ll receive a clear, jargon-free report, with a phone call from your surveyor beforehand to talk through the key findings.

Step 4: Aftercare and Support If you have questions after reading your report, or need advice on next steps, your surveyor remains on hand to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a house survey cost in Crawley? Costs depend on the property’s size, age and the level of survey required. We provide a fixed, no-obligation quote once we know a few details about the property, so you know exactly what you’re paying before booking.

What’s the difference between a Level 2 and Level 3 survey? A Level 2 (HomeBuyer) survey suits conventional properties in reasonable condition, while a Level 3 building survey gives a more detailed structural assessment, ideal for older, altered or unusual properties. We can advise which is right for your Crawley property during your enquiry call.

Can you help with a party wall notice from a neighbour in Crawley? Yes, whether you’re the building owner or the adjoining owner, we act as party wall surveyors under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. We’ll explain the process clearly and aim to reach a fair, timely resolution for everyone involved.