Cost
How much does a Level 3 survey cost?
Homemove customers paid a middle price of £685 in the twelve months to 31 October 2026, and most paid £645 to £775. The home’s value moves the price most, then its size and where it is. Enter the address and the price for that home shows before you book.
Level 3 price by the home’s value, twelve months to 31 October 2026. Prices checked November 2026.
| Home value | Middle price | Most paid |
|---|
| Up to £200,000 | £695 | £645 to £695 |
|---|
| £200,001 to £300,000 | £695 | £645 to £695 |
|---|
| £300,001 to £500,000 | £725 | £700 to £770 |
|---|
| £500,001 to £1 million | £949 | £895 to £995 |
|---|
Level 3 surveys in London had a median of £845, £170 more than the £675 typical of other regions. The middle half paid £725 to £949 in London, against £645 to £695 in Yorkshire and the Humber. London homes are worth more, so more of them sit in higher price bands, and travel and parking cost surveyors more there.
See Level 3 survey costs by region
What the price includes
- The RICS Level 3 inspection and report by an independent RICS-regulated firm covering your postcode.
- Arranging access with the occupier and booking the visit.
- Your report online in your Homemove dashboard.
It doesn’t include a market valuation or an insurance rebuild (reinstatement) figure: RICS treats those as extra services under separate terms (RICS’s Level 3 description). If you need one, tell us before you book.
