Our wall tie surveys provide a professional, evidence-based assessment of your property’s wall ties and cavity construction.

Using specialist borescope inspections, photographic evidence and recognised BRE Digest 329 & 401 guidance, we assess the condition of existing wall ties and determine whether they remain serviceable, require monitoring, or should be replaced.

Unlike sales-driven inspections, our recommendations are based on physical findings, recognised corrosion grading charts and industry best practice. For complete transparency, the relevant corrosion grading charts are included within every report.

✔ Borescope Camera Investigation

✔ Photographic Evidence

✔ Corrosion Grading Analysis

✔ Independent Recommendations

✔ Detailed Written Report

If remedial wall tie replacement works are recommended and accepted, the cost of the initial survey is deducted from the quotation.

Our reports are trusted by homeowners, buyers, surveyors and mortgage lenders throughout the North West.

Our wall tie reports provide a detailed and transparent assessment of your property. Every survey includes a full written report outlining our findings, along with photographs of any defects identified and clear images of the wall ties inspected.

Where wall tie replacement or remedial work is recommended, we will provide a detailed quotation explaining the required works. The original survey fee is then deducted from the cost of any approved works, making your wall tie survey effectively free when you proceed with our recommended repairs.

Our reports are based on the recognised guidance set out in BRE Digest 401 and BRE Digest 329. These industry charts are used by surveyors to assess wall tie corrosion levels and determine the most appropriate course of action based on the condition of the ties found.

This means our recommendations and grading system are not based on selling unnecessary work — they are based on established BRE guidance and the evidence found during your survey.

For complete transparency, the relevant BRE assessment charts are included within our reports, allowing you to clearly understand the findings, the grading given, and why any recommendations have been made.