Get the Property Green Light with a Trusted Land Survey

Dec. 28, 2009 - PRLog -- [Released by http://www.seoclock.co.uk, Sheffield, UK] As we all know there are issues with property that can affect the pricing. Some are more obvious than others, including size, location, and the state of the interior. There are however, factors that are not known to us until we get well down the line of buying a house. For example, when the land searches come back from the solicitor, there is an unexpectedly high level of Radon gas in the area. At this point you have paid £200 to the solicitors and you want to back out of the purchase...

One Sheffield based Land Surveyors, Green ASAP Ltd, have an online portal that allows a quick (4 hours) search of the local area for the environmental factors that affect desirability. The ‘GreenLightReport’ is a comprehensive round-up of the most important major factors that you would need to be aware of.

Managing Director Philip Wilbourn is confident that people are tired of getting too far down the chain before finding out the issues, and wanted to supply an alternative: “So many people are devastated when their dream house appears to be on shrinking clay, or is located on the edge of a former coal field that is unstable. These are results that families are faced with every day in the UK, and there are few options we have to address this. Until the GreenLightReport that is”.

He went on to add: “For less than £30, there is a report that gives you the peace of mind to go ahead and make an offer on a piece of land, a house or even a commercial property. It saves the archaic process of only finding out the environmental issues at the last minute, which we felt was unjustifiable in this age. We have the technology in our systems and had to take it to market”.

For more information visit the company website http://www.greenlightreport.co.uk/ or call them for advice on 01142 435500.

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The GreenLightReport.co.uk land survey offers a chance for consumers to find out any potential risks when looking to purchase a new property or Land. The report details problematic areas such as radon, coal mining areas and landfil sites.