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At the time of writing this Blog the Government has eased the Lockdown in many sectors, but clouds are gathering in Europe for a possible return. The easing of the restrictions varies in the workplace because the risk of contagion differs at so many levels. To reassure members of the public who are opening their doors to Woodward Chartered Surveyors, we can confirm our adherence to the Government’s guidance of “people working in, visiting […] other people’s homes.”

Update on the full service we offer during the Coronavirus emergency

Can bamboo really cause structural damage? Chartered Surveyor Stephen Cornish explains

"Reed all about it"; Chartered Surveyor James Bush MRICS reflects on special homes with thatched roofs.

When was the last time you checked the condition of your chimney stack?  Chartered Surveyor Kate Farrar lists a few things to watch out for.  Read on .....

Condensation can affect any type of house or flat.  High levels of condensation can discolour decorations, cause mould growth and in the worst cases lead to dry rot as well as affect the health of the occupants

The long, hot dry summer experienced in 2018 does not hold good memories for many property owners. The near drought conditions caused subsidence to their properties and the consequences are still being addressed ... read on .....

A huge THANK YOU to all our friends who enjoyed the Woodward Estate Agents and Chartered Surveyors Charity Quiz Night. Together we raised ...read more...

It's that time of year again, the rainy season is upon us and a reminder to make sure you don't let the grass grow .... above your head!  ....read on....

News from SAVA says the future of the Government Help to Buy scheme is up in the air, according to various sources.  The scheme is a Government loan for those buying new build to borrow ..... read on ....

You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to see this is a great offer!

If you are a Landlord of an Assured Shorthold tenancy and agree to end the tenancy early (for example if the tenant can no longer afford the rent) our advice is to always use a DEED OF SURRENDER to do so.  The deed should have everything that is agreed to in it and be signed and witnessed by both parties. Read More >>>