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Our comprehensive wall tie surveys and reports are completed in accordance with BRE Digest 329 and BRE Digest 401 guidance. All recommendations are based on recognised corrosion grading standards and on-site inspection findings, providing an independent, evidence-based assessment rather than a sales-driven survey.

This ensures you receive clear, professional advice on the condition of your wall ties and any remedial work that may be required.

Our surveyors carry out a thorough inspection of the property’s external masonry, looking for signs commonly associated with wall tie failure, including horizontal cracking, bulging brickwork, stepped cracking, and other structural defects.

Where required, specialist borescope inspections are undertaken to allow direct examination of wall ties within the cavity. This enables us to accurately assess the type, condition, corrosion level, and effectiveness of the existing wall ties.

Unlike surveys that are carried out solely to generate remedial work, our reports are based on the actual condition of the wall ties and surrounding masonry.

Using recognised corrosion grading standards, inspection findings, and Building Research Establishment (BRE) guidance, we provide a clear assessment of whether the wall ties remain serviceable, require ongoing monitoring, or have deteriorated to a level where remedial action should be considered.

Our recommendations are guided by the corrosion grading charts set out within BRE Digest 329 and BRE Digest 401. These industry-recognised charts enable us to assess the severity of corrosion present and determine the most appropriate course of action based on the condition of the wall ties rather than a sales-driven approach.

For complete transparency, the relevant corrosion grading charts are included within our reports, allowing clients to see exactly how our conclusions and recommendations have been reached. Combined with borescope photographs, inspection images, and detailed observations, this provides a clear and evidence-based assessment that clients can trust.

This independent methodology ensures that any recommendations for monitoring, further investigation, or remedial works are based solely on the condition of the wall ties and associated masonry, giving property owners, homebuyers, and professionals confidence in the accuracy and impartiality of our findings.

Our reports are designed to provide complete transparency, giving clients all the information they need to make informed decisions about their property.

By identifying potential issues at an early stage, a wall tie survey can help prevent further structural deterioration, minimise future repair costs, and ensure you have a clear understanding of the property’s condition before making any financial commitments.

Every report includes high-quality borescope photographs of the inspected wall ties, allowing clients to see exactly what has been identified during the survey.

We also provide photographs from the visual inspection, including images of any defects, cracking, movement, cavity observations, or other issues that may be linked to wall tie deterioration. This visual evidence helps clients fully understand our findings and recommendations.

As part of the inspection, we assess cavity conditions and identify any factors that may be contributing to wall tie corrosion or masonry defects. This may include cavity width measurements, debris within the cavity, moisture-related concerns, and observations regarding the overall construction of the wall.

Where defects are identified, our reports explain the findings in straightforward language and provide practical recommendations for any remedial works that may be required.

If replacement wall ties or other repairs are recommended, a detailed quotation can be provided within the report, allowing clients to understand the likely costs involved before making any decisions.

As an added benefit, should remedial wall tie replacement works be recommended and accepted, the cost of the initial survey will be deducted from the quotation.

A wall tie survey can be particularly valuable when purchasing a property. Corroded or failed wall ties can result in significant repair costs if left untreated, and identifying these issues before purchase can help avoid unexpected expenses in the future.

Receiving a professional assessment and quotation before committing to a purchase can provide peace of mind and may also assist with price negotiations where defects are identified.