Chartered Surveyors in Hampshire
Residential and commercial valuers and building surveyors providing thorough, independent property advice across Hampshire.
Residential and Commercial Surveying Services in Hampshire
Our work across Hampshire includes residential property surveys, residential property valuations, commercial property surveys and commercial property valuations.
For residential buyers, this includes the RICS HomeBuyer Report (Level Two) and the more detailed Moses Rutland Full Building Survey (Level Three). Either survey can include a valuation where this is agreed at the outset.
We also provide specialist surveying advice and dispute resolution and expert witness reports for selected residential and commercial property matters.
Why Choose Us
Experienced
All our surveyors have many years’ experience, pooled from both private and public sector roles, large and small firms, and a variety of geographical areas.
Thorough
We have a reputation for being conscientious and accurate, and for our forensic approach to expert witness work.
We place particular importance on detailed, yet clear reports and more thorough site inspections than many of our competitors.
Professional
All our surveyors are RICS qualified, and our valuers are RICS Registered Valuers. Moses Rutland is an RICS Regulated Firm.
Our expert witnesses are qualified through Legal Experience Training with the Advanced Professional Award in Expert Witness Evidence.
Expertise
Whilst the firm covers a wide area of property types, disciplines and geographical environments, each surveyor is personally qualified and has longstanding knowledge and experience in their chosen fields.
Local Knowledge
Our surveyors have lived and worked in a number of locations across Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire and ‘know their patch’, from the areas prone to subsidence to the streets bombed in the War.
Friendly Service
You will be greeted with a friendly, personal approach from the outset, through to our excellent follow-up service.
You can always ask to speak to a qualified surveyor, and we will take the time to fully understand your needs and expectations before proceeding.
Our team
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Phil Moses
Managing DirectorPhil has a wide breadth of experience in residential and commercial property valuations and surveys...
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Nadine Lewry
Office ManagerNadine provides excellent, highly-experienced administrative support to the team, keeping the office...
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Our Process
- Tell Us About the Property
Contact us with the property address, the reason for the instruction and any deadlines or particular concerns. - Agree the Appropriate Service
We will consider the property and your requirements before confirming whether you need a survey, valuation or more specialist report. - Inspection and Assessment
The surveyor will inspect the property in accordance with the agreed scope, paying particular attention to the matters relevant to your requirements and any concerns you have raised. - Receive the Report and Discuss the Findings
You receive the agreed report or valuation and can speak directly with the surveyor about the principal findings, their implications and any appropriate next steps.

Local Property Knowledge Across Hampshire
Survey instructions across Hampshire range from period and rural properties around Winchester, Ringwood and the New Forest to flats, modern housing and commercial premises in Southampton, Eastleigh and Fareham.
The appropriate advice depends on the property’s age, construction, alterations, condition and intended use.
We also work across the county boundary in Dorset, including Bournemouth and the surrounding area.
Get in TouchTo contact us, please use the telephone number or email address below or use the contact form available.
Tel: 01425 370044
Email: su*******@**********nd.com
Frequently Asked Questions
The appropriate survey depends on the property’s age, construction, condition and complexity. A RICS HomeBuyer Report (Level Two) may suit a conventional property in reasonable condition, while a Moses Rutland Full Building Survey (Level Three) may be advisable for an older, altered or unusual building. Send us the property details and we will discuss the appropriate option.
The cost depends on the property’s size, age, construction, location and the level of inspection required. A larger, older or unusual building will usually require more time than a conventional modern home. Provide the full address and purchase details so that we can prepare a quotation for the appropriate survey.
Yes. A valuation may be included with either the RICS HomeBuyer Report (Level Two) or the Moses Rutland Full Building Survey (Level Three) when agreed at the outset. This can help you consider whether the purchase price reflects the property’s condition and market value. Please mention that valuation advice is required when requesting your quotation.
A detailed Moses Rutland Full Building Survey (Level Three) may be appropriate where a property is older, substantially altered, visibly defective or of unusual construction. The right scope will depend on the individual building rather than age alone. Share the address, sales particulars and any known concerns so that we can advise before you book.
A commercial building survey considers the property’s condition, defects and potential repair liabilities. A commercial property valuation assesses its market value for a stated purpose. Some purchases, leases or professional instructions may require both, so we will clarify the required scope before confirming the most appropriate service.
Timescales depend on the property, location, type of survey, access arrangements and current availability. Once we have the full address and relevant details, we can confirm the likely inspection and reporting timescale. If you are working towards an exchange or decision deadline, please mention this when making your enquiry.