Pre-Purchase Surveys Gort & Loughrea
Our offices are based in Tuam, but with the construction of the M17 / M18 motorway, it has made areas like Loughrea and Gort very accessible. We have undertaken a number of pre-purchase structural surveys and Engineers Reports in Gort and Loughrea. There were many old and new housing estates constructed in these areas, and we have surveyed a number of those properties. They include:
Coole Haven, Crowe Street, Gort
Cúirt Bhreac, Galway Road, Gort
Sycamore Grove, Crowe Street, Gort
The Maples & The Orchard, Gort
River Walk, Gort
Cluain Aodha & Cúil Na hAbhainn, Gort
Gort Na Rí, Gort
St. Laurence’s Fields, Fahy Gardens, Galway Road, Loughrea
Carraig Geal, Loughrea
Abbeyfields, Loughrea
Carraig Linn, Loughrea
Dun An óir, Eden Park, Danesfort Road, Loughrea.
We have also surveyed a number of properties in the towns and villages adjoining Gort & Loughrea, such as Kiltullagh, Craughwell, Clarinbridge, Kinvarra and Kilcolgan.
About “MyPropertySurvey”
MyPropertySurvey.ie is a specialist service of MyEngineer.ie. The service is specifically for those who are purchasing either a new or second-hand home. We offer this service in Galway & Mayo.
Our Engineering Surveyor in Galway is Dwayne Higgins. Dwayne worked with Oliver Higgins Chartered Engineers, Oranmore, Co. Galway for 15 years. Dwayne is also a registered member of Engineers Ireland. He has a multi-disciplinary background in Engineering & Architecture.
Dwayne developed the in-depth report that is the cornerstone of MyPropertySurvey.ie. The Engineering Report was also developed with input from Solicitors in order to be the most comprehensive report available in Galway & Mayo.
MyPropertySurvey.ie also undertake Snag Lists in Galway. Generally, a “Snag List” is for the purchase of a NEW home.
Do I Need a Snag List?
Snag Lists are generally for new houses. The survey involves inspecting the fixtures and fittings of a new property for compliance with the Building Regulations and for general functionality. After the building process, there can be snags with a new home. Typically these snags are either painting defects or items that may have become damaged during the construction phase - like door handles, windows and other appliances.
