11 Top Rated Surveyors in Nottingham for 2026
The best surveyors in Nottingham, based on Google reviews, are Proenergis Chartered Surveyors (4.9 from 328 reviews), AIM Surveying (5.0 from 98 reviews) and Bramble & Wagg Ltd (5.0 from 26 reviews). All 11 below are ranked on Google rating and number of reviews.
Ranked by Reputation
Google rating and number of reviews- #1Most Recommended Surveyor in Nottingham
Proenergis Chartered Surveyors
Customers praise: fast and efficient service delivery
Building SurveysHomebuyer Reports - #2
AIM Surveying
Customers praise: highly professional and knowledgeable surveyors
Expert WitnessSpecific Defect SurveysDamp Surveys - #3
- #4
Trent Bridge Surveyors
Customers praise: thorough and detailed survey reports
Condition ReportsHomebuyer ReportsBuilding Surveys - #5
Allcott Associates LLP
Customers praise: thorough and detailed property inspections
Building SurveysHomebuyer Reports - #6
Nivek Surveying Services
Customers praise: detailed and thorough property surveys
Homebuyer ReportsBuilding SurveysProperty Valuations - #7
Richard Cruise Ltd Chartered Surveyors
Customers praise: thorough and detailed survey reports
Homebuyer ReportsBuilding SurveysProperty Valuations - #8
Fast Property Valuations Nottingham
Customers praise: rapid and efficient property valuations
Property Valuations - #9
Arc Building Consultancy Ltd
Customers praise: provides prompt and efficient surveying services
Chartered Surveyor - #10
Barnsdales
Customers praise: no positive customer feedback recorded
Property adviceCommercial Property SalesCommercial Property Lettings - #11
Spencer Birch
Customers praise: swift and professional surveying services
Residential surveyingCommercial surveyingEstate agency services
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Ratings and review counts come from Google. Positions on our pages are set by rating and number of reviews, never by payment.
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Finding a Good Surveyor in Nottingham
The list above ranks 11 surveyors in Nottingham by their Google reputation, using only public reviews. Between them they hold 643 Google reviews with an average rating of 4.71 out of 5.
A high rating counts for more when it rests on plenty of reviews, so look at both numbers. Shortlist two or three surveyors, check that they offer the type of report you need, and ask each for a written fee for the same property.
The Highest Rated Surveyors in Nottingham
Based on Google reviews, the highest ranked surveyors in Nottingham are Proenergis Chartered Surveyors (4.9 from 328 reviews), AIM Surveying (5.0 from 98 reviews) and Bramble & Wagg Ltd (5.0 from 26 reviews).
The 11 surveyors listed here hold 643 Google reviews between them, with an average rating of 4.71 out of 5. 3 of them have 50 or more reviews, which gives a rating far more weight than a handful of five star reviews.
The services listed most often by surveyors in Nottingham are RICS Level 2 surveys (5 businesses), property valuations (4 businesses), Level 3 building surveys (4 businesses) and commercial surveys (3 businesses). Each profile shows that business's main services, taken from its own website.
What to Check Before You Hire
Look for a surveyor who is a member of RICS, with the designation AssocRICS, MRICS or FRICS, or of the Residential Property Surveyors Association. Firms that are RICS Regulated must hold professional indemnity insurance and offer consumers a free dispute resolution service. Confirm which level of survey you are paying for, and arrange it once your offer has been accepted and before you are legally committed to buy. Our guide to choosing a chartered surveyor has a full checklist.
What Surveyors Charge in Nottingham
As a rough guide, national cost guides put a Level 2 survey at about £400 to £950 and a Level 3 survey at about £600 to £1,500 or more, depending on the size, age and value of the home. Prices rise over time and vary between firms, so compare written quotes. Our guide to house survey costs goes into more detail.
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Nottingham Surveyors Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the top rated surveyors in Nottingham?
The top rated surveyors in Nottingham in 2026 are Proenergis Chartered Surveyors, AIM Surveying, Bramble & Wagg Ltd, Trent Bridge Surveyors, Allcott Associates LLP, ranked by reputation.
Who is the highest ranked surveyor in Nottingham?
Proenergis Chartered Surveyors is currently ranked #1 in Nottingham, based on its 4.9-star Google rating from 328 reviews.
How are surveyors ranked on Top Rated Surveyors?
Rankings are based on a weighted reputation score combining total review count and average star rating.
What is the best way to find a good surveyor in Nottingham?
Start with surveyors who have a high Google rating from a large number of reviews, then check that they are a member of RICS, with the designation AssocRICS, MRICS or FRICS, or of another recognised body. Ask two or three of them for a written fee for the same property and report, and choose the one who explains clearly what the report will cover.
Should I get a Level 2 or Level 3 survey?
RICS says a Level 2 survey is most suitable for conventional homes in reasonable condition that are simple in form and layout. A Level 3 survey is the most comprehensive and suits large, older or run-down homes, unusual or altered buildings, or a home where you plan major works. Which? recommends Level 3 for properties over 50 years old.
How much does a house survey cost?
National cost guides put a Level 1 survey at about £300 to £450, a Level 2 survey at about £400 to £950 and a Level 3 survey at about £600 to £1,500 or more. The fee rises with the size, age and value of the home, and surveys cost more in London and the South West of England. Prices change over time, so always compare written quotes.
Can you buy a house without a survey?
Yes. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland there is no legal requirement to get a survey. It is still worth having one, because the lender's valuation is a limited check carried out for the lender, and costly problems may not show up in it. Survey findings can also help you negotiate the price or ask the seller to make repairs.
Who pays for the survey when buying a house?
The buyer arranges and pays for the survey, and the report is theirs. The mortgage lender's valuation is separate, and you may pay a fee for it too, although many lenders offer free valuations. Citizens Advice says it may be cheaper to use the same surveyor who does the lender's valuation for your own survey.
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