Key Surveys Ltd

Key Surveys Ltd is a family-run land surveying practice regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and a member of The Property Ombudsman (TPO). Waseem Nabi is the RICS Surveyor who handles all business at the company and has over 15 years of experience surveying properties. Its surveyors have been completing residential surveys since 2007. The company covers all areas within the North-West, with the majority of work in Manchester, Stockport and Cheshire postcodes.

It works with estate agents throughout Greater Manchester and in Crewe, Wigan and Rochdale. Key Surveys Ltd offers Level 2 RICS Home Surveys, Level 3 RICS Building Surveys, Help to Buy Valuations, Private Valuations, Expert Witness services, and EPCs. It provides Expert Witness Reports specialising in Housing and Disrepair Claims and deals with landlords and housing associations on how to increase the energy efficiency of their housing stock.

Key Surveys Ltd operates in Manchester as a surveying practice whose customers consistently highlight the professionalism of Waseem and the responsiveness of Nadine. Several reviewers describe a straightforward journey from the initial enquiry to the completed report, mentioning that clear communication continued throughout the process and that questions were answered promptly. Reports are repeatedly characterised as detailed but readable, supported by photographs and covering both specific structural concerns and wider property information.

An observation shared by more than one reviewer is the usefulness of pre- and post-inspection calls, during which Waseem talked through his findings with clients who could not be present. The work described includes HomeBuyer surveys, building surveys and EPC assessments. Reviewers mention quick turnaround, with documents returned within a few days, and quotes described as competitive. The family-run character of the business is noted, along with the courteous and efficient handling of bookings. Repeat instructions feature, with some clients returning for an additional survey, and the written output is consistently described as clear, objective and well structured.