Services & Pricing

The right level of detail,
at the right stage.

From a quick desktop review before you view, to a full contractor-ready cost plan — choose the level of detail your situation requires.

Not sure which service
is right for you?

Early Stage

Desktop Review

You've seen a listing and want a quick read before committing to a viewing or bid.

From £99
No site visit required
Most Popular

Site Visit Assessment

You're serious about a property and need a clear cost picture before making an offer or exchanging.

From £250
On-site walkthrough
Detailed Plan

Full Detailed Estimate

You want the full picture — a detailed, contractor-ready cost breakdown with complete transparency on how every figure is built up.

From £400
Materials & labour broken out
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Desktop Review

From £99
Photos & listing only — no site visit required

For buyers who want a realistic cost read before committing time or money to a property. Based entirely on the listing, photographs and floorplan — no visit required.

Useful before a first viewing, before placing a bid at auction, or when a property is too far away to visit without confidence it's worth the journey.

Delivered as a concise written summary, typically within 24–48 hours of instruction.

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What's included

  • Review of all available listing photos and floorplan
  • Initial renovation cost range (low / mid / high)
  • Visible red flags and areas of concern identified
  • Project classification — light, medium, or heavy renovation
  • Questions to ask at viewing or request from the agent
  • Written summary delivered digitally

Service details

Turnaround24–48 hours
Site visit requiredNo
Delivered asWritten summary
Best forBuyers & buyer's agents
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Site Visit Assessment

From £250
On-site walkthrough · clear cost summary

Our most popular service. A thorough walkthrough of the property — every room, roof, exterior and visible structure — with renovation costs broken down by trade.

Used by serious buyers before making an offer, estate agents supporting hesitant viewers, and buyer's agents doing due diligence on behalf of their clients.

Delivered as a clear single document within 48 hours of the site visit. Free first assessment available for new estate agent partners.

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What's included

  • Full property walkthrough — every room, roof and exterior
  • Renovation costs broken down by trade
  • Photo notes taken during the visit
  • Urgent concerns and priority works highlighted
  • Overall cost range and project complexity opinion
  • Delivered as a single clear document
  • Free first assessment for new estate agent partners

Service details

Turnaround48 hours from visit
Site visit requiredYes
Delivered asWritten report
Best forBuyers, agents, property finders
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Full Detailed Estimate

From £400
Materials & labour broken out separately

For buyers who require a complete, contractor-ready cost plan with full transparency on how every figure is built up — regardless of property type, size or budget.

Materials and labour costed separately, a phased works plan, and budget allowances by trade. Designed to be handed directly to a contractor or used as the basis for a negotiation.

Typically delivered within 3 days of the site visit, depending on the scope of the property.

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What's included

  • Room-by-room scope of works
  • Materials and labour costed separately
  • Phased works plan
  • Potential hidden cost areas flagged
  • Budget allowances broken down by trade
  • Contractor-ready notes and specifications

Service details

TurnaroundAround 3 days from visit
Site visit requiredYes
Delivered asDetailed cost plan
Best forAll buyers & property types
Important — this is not a building survey

This is a renovation cost assessment from a construction perspective. We are experienced property specialists, not RICS-accredited surveyors. Our summaries provide realistic contractor pricing for visible work — they do not replace a professional survey and should not be relied upon as one. We always recommend buyers obtain a full RICS survey for older or complex properties.

Questions about
our services.

What is a renovation cost assessment?
A renovation cost assessment is an independent review of a property that estimates the likely cost of renovating it — covering structural works, electrics, plumbing, heating, damp, roof, finishes and external works. It bridges the gap between a building survey (which identifies defects but does not price fixing them) and a contractor quote (which requires access to a property you don’t yet own).
What does the Desktop Review cost?
£99, fixed. We review the listing, photos and floor plan and produce a written renovation cost estimate within 24 hours. No site visit required, no extras, no hidden fees.
How is this different from a building survey?
A building survey (RICS Level 2 or Level 3) identifies defects and conditions — but does not tell you what it will cost to fix them. A NOROS assessment is specifically about renovation costs. We tell you what the works will cost to put right, at current contractor rates, room by room. The two services answer different questions and are often used together.
When should I get an assessment?
Ideally before making an offer. A Desktop Review can be in your hands within 24 hours of sending us the listing link — giving you the renovation cost picture before you commit to anything. For auction properties, a desktop review before the sale and a site visit assessment if you win can be arranged quickly.
Do you cover listed buildings and period properties?
Yes. Listed buildings and period properties — including Cotswold stone cottages, Victorian terraces and Georgian townhouses — are a significant part of what we assess. These require specialist knowledge of lime mortar, heritage materials and planning constraints. Contact us directly for listed building pricing.
What areas do you cover?
Site visits cover Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Oxfordshire — including the Cotswolds, Cheltenham, Cirencester, Stroud, Chippenham, Marlborough, Oxford, Witney and surrounding areas. Desktop reviews are available UK-wide.
Can I use the assessment to negotiate on price?
Yes — and many buyers do. If the assessment identifies significant renovation costs the seller hasn’t priced in, you have documented, independently-produced evidence to support a reduced offer. See our guide: Using a renovation cost assessment to negotiate on property price.

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