Surveyor
Wills Associates
“Wills Associates is an established local firm of Chartered Surveyors qualified and experienced in all areas of building surveying and valuation.”
- Set up in the 1990s
all our surveyors are accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors’ Valuer Registration Scheme
What they offer
Mortgage valuations
A valuation is not a survey. It’s a limited inspection of the property which your mortgage lender may insist upon to ensure it’s worth the money they are lending you.
RICS Level 1 survey
This service is designed for clients (buyers, sellers and owners) seeking a professional and objective report on the condition of the property at an economic price.
RICS Level 2 survey
This report comprises a relatively detailed inspection of the property and records any significant defects…
RICS Level 3 survey
This type of survey is the most in depth property inspection provided.
Building maintenance schedule
A Building Maintenance Schedule is an itemised document which identifies defects to a property, together with a recommended course of action.
Building defects diagnosis
Building Defects Diagnosis reports revolve around the investigation of individual defects within a property.
Insurance re-instatement valuations
Insurance Re-instatement Valuations are included within all mortgage valuation reports.
Schedules of condition
Schedules of Condition are traditionally undertaken prior to the commencement of a lease or license…
As described on willssurveyors.com. Check details with them before you book.
In their words
- “We work with residential and commercial clients, major financial institutions, the States of Jersey and many of the island’s leading legal practices.”
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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