Your own building surveyor when you buy.
The condition report is ordered by the seller. If you want to know what the damage means and what it costs to put right, you need your own survey of the property. We do not carry out technical surveys ourselves. We arrange one with an authorised building surveyor and use the findings when we negotiate the price.
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A report written for the seller does not answer your questions.
The condition report (tilstandsrapport) lists what is visibly wrong with the property and grades it from K0 to K3. It does not say what the repairs cost, how long the roof will last, or whether a UN note hides something serious. Those are the questions your own building surveyor answers.
- Independent. It cannot be the surveyor who wrote the seller's report.
- An estimate of the costs, so you know what the damage costs and not only what it is called.
- Answers to the UN notes, which the change-of-ownership insurance does not normally cover.
- A basis for the negotiation. Defects we can document can become a price reduction.
You do not have to find a building surveyor yourself.
We order the survey
Your advisor at Bomae books the inspection with our partner, MP Byggesagkyndig. You do not need to do anything.
The property is inspected
The building surveyor inspects the property, goes through the condition report and explains the damage it describes.
We go through the findings with you
You get the findings explained in plain English, so you know what you are taking on and what it will cost.
The findings go into the negotiation
We take the survey to the estate agent. Damage that was not priced in is an argument for a different price or different terms.
Shall we give you a call?
Leave your name and number. One of our advisors will call and tell you honestly what we can do for you — and what it costs.
A professional authorised by the Danish Safety Technology Authority.
A building surveyor (byggesagkyndig) assesses the physical condition of homes. To be authorised, they need a relevant education, typically as a construction architect, architect or engineer, at least five years of experience in construction, and a passed course in the Danish home inspection scheme.
The building surveyor assesses the condition of the property. We advise on what it means for your purchase: the price, the purchase agreement, the conditions in it and the change-of-ownership insurance.
About building surveyors and the condition report.
Get your own survey of the property.
The first conversation is free and without obligation.