Welcome to Phillips & Co

Chartered Surveyors!

We are your genuinely independent and local Chartered Surveyors offering impartial advice on residential property.

We are not owned by or affiliated to any Estate Agents, Insurance Companies or Mortgage Lenders, so when inspecting a property, we are working for

one person only, you!

Being independent we are not set onerous targets

of how many properties we survey a day.

We take our time and ensure your potential purchase is

given the time it needs to be properly inspected. 

This also allows us to produce the written report quicker.

We understand our fees may not be the lowest but feel the service we offer to be unique in that we are members of not only the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) but also the Independent Surveyors and Valuers Association (ISVA) and the Property Care Association (PCA).

We are fully insured, are regulated by the RICS and are members of the Property Ombudsman.

We are also RICS Regulated Valuers.

We have over thirty years of local knowledge of properties and the housing market in the Bedfordshire area.

We carry an extensive array of equipment when onsite including sophisticated damp and humidity testing tools along with digital, thermal and elevated cameras enabling us to investigate areas often otherwise inaccessible.

We are also introducing drone roof top surveys in accordance with CAA regulations.

We believe we are the only local surveyors to carry this equipment as standard. 

We are proud to say we do not 

“specialise in recommending specialists!”

We produce clearly written and easy to understand reports offering impartial and accurate advice allowing you to make an objective and informed decision on your

proposed purchase.

We are able to assist in the
following matters:

Residential Building Surveys- Period Property Surveys

Home Buyer Reports - Home Condition Reports

Residential Valuations - Help to Buy Release Valuations - 

Damp Surveys - Specific Defect Reports

Condensation Advice

Party Wall Act and Boundary Matters