Surveyor
Reynolds Chartered Surveyors
“Established in 1969, Reynolds Chartered Surveyors is a privately owned independent practice, specialising in the residential housing market in Jersey.”
- Established in 1969
We maintain professional indemnity insurance in compliance with the RICS requirements
The Company is operated by the Managing Director, Keith Ireland MRICS, who has been with the practice for in excess of 30 years.
What they offer
Residential valuations
Our primary focus is residential Valuations and Home Surveys…
Home surveys
Our primary focus is residential Valuations and Home Surveys…
Defect investigations
…we are also experienced in other surveying disciplines such as defect investigations.
As described on rcsjersey.co.uk. Check details with them before you book.
In their words
- “Our primary focus is residential Valuations and Home Surveys”
- “We have extensive knowledge of the island’s housing stock”
- “Our experience ranges from simple studio flats through to high value residences.”
Surveys, valuations and energy ratings in Jersey
A lender’s valuation is not a survey
Your lender values the home for itself, not for you.
Surveying is not regulated by Jersey law
RICS membership is voluntary; check a firm’s claim.
Survey levels
Level 1 condition report, Level 2 homebuyer, Level 3 building survey.
Energy certificates are not required
Mandatory EPCs were delayed in January 2026.
How it works, in more detail
A lender’s valuation is not a survey
Your mortgage lender instructs its own valuation to check the property is adequate security for the loan. It is not a report on the property’s condition for you. If you want one, you commission a homebuyer report or building survey separately.
Surveying is not regulated by Jersey law
No Jersey law licenses surveyors. Membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is voluntary, so where a firm says it is RICS regulated, that is its own statement and one you can check on the RICS register.
Survey levels
RICS home surveys come in three levels: a condition report (Level 1), a homebuyer report (Level 2) and a full building survey (Level 3). For suspected structural problems, a structural engineer can report on the building before you buy.
Energy certificates are not required
Jersey planned to require an energy performance assessment on every sale and new let from January 2026. In January 2026 the Government delayed that until further notice. It still part-funds voluntary home energy audits.
Sources: gov.je — timetable for energy performance certificates · gov.je — home energy audits · RICS — find a surveyor in Jersey
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