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To find out some interesting facts about Rickmansworth and places to visit in Rickmansworth and the surrounding areas you can click on the boxes above.

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We carry out residential structural surveys and commercial surveys in Rickmansworth. Rickmansworth is located a few miles west of Watford and is situated on the River Colne and its tributaries the Gade and the Chess, and also has the Grand Union Canal running through it.

The name 'Rickmansworth' dates back to the Saxon times and was named after the local magnate 'Ryckmer'; the 'worth' part was added to the name and means stockade or farm. In the Domesday book of 1086 the area was known as Prichemaresworde. The spelling of the name changed over the years and in 1382 it became Rikmansworth.

Rickmansworth has a charter dating back to 1542 but it wasn't until the 1790s when the Grand Junction Canal was built (now known as the Grand Union Canal ) that the area grew considerably. The canal enabled the coal to be delivered to industrial industries that sprang up in the town and also enabled the export of goods being produced.

The coming of the railway also attracted more people to work in the area and Rickmansworth was producing paper, beer, watercress and leather goods.

The growing of watercress was a big business in Rickmansworth and the surrounding areas as the plant grew well in the River Chess.

Part of Rickmansworth near St Mary's Church and the 17 th century tower is a Conservation area.

The town grew considerably in the years before World War II due to the London Underground Metropolitan Line running to Rickmansworth Station; this has made Rickmansworth a commuter town for people mainly commuting to and from London.

1st Associated Surveyors provide residential and commercial building surveys in Rickmansworth and the surrounding area which are tailor made to our client's needs; depending upon your property knowledge level we will add additional photos or definitions and sketches to our survey to make sure that you understand the survey and any issues we may bring to your attention, for example subsidence, drainage problems or dampness. We understand that in a changing property market you need good quality survey advice - Freephone: 0800 298 5424.

1st Associated Chartered Surveyors cover the whole of the UK including all areas of Hertfordshire for example in:

 

 

 

 

 

Below are some examples of surveys we have carried out in the Hertfordshire area:

Example of a Commercial Building Survey - Property Report and Schedule of Condition on a pub and restaurant in Welwyn Garden City Commercial Survey - Property Report and Schedule of Condition on a 18th century pub and restaurant in Welwyn Garden City
Example of a Building Survey carried out in Letchworth on a 1900s Period terraced property Residential Building Survey of an early 1900s Period Terraced Property in Letchworth
Example of a Building Survey on a property in Hemel Hempstead Residential Building Survey of a 1960s/1970s Detached Property in Hemel Hempstead
Example of a Building Survey on a Modern Property built in the 1990s in Abbots Langley Residential Building Survey of a Modern 1990s Detached Property in Abbots Langley
Example of a Building Survey carried out on a Modern Detached 1980s Property in Tring Residential Building Survey of a Modern Detatched 1980s Property in Tring
Example of a Residential Building Survey on an End of Terrace Extended Propery from the 1960s in Welwyn Garden City Residential Building Survey on an Extended End of Terrace Property built in the 1960s in Welwyn Garden City
Example of a Building Survey carried out in Hitchin, Hertfordshire Residential Building Survey of a Converted Leasehold flat, with a share of the Freehold, in a c.1900s terraced property in Hitchin
Example of a Building Survey carried out in Hertfordshire Residential Building Survey of a 1960s detached property in St Albans
Example of a Commercial Pub Survey in Buntingford, Hertfordshire Commercial Survey - Property Report and Schedule of Condition on a 17th / 18th Century Public House in Buntingford

More examples of surveys from different eras are available to download from our downloadable surveys page.

1st Associated provide house surveys, commercial surveys, engineers reports, property training plus more all carried out by RICS surveyors in Rickmansworth and the surrounding areas.

Contact us today for a free, no obligation quotation, including building surveys, structural surveys, homebuyers reports and pre sales reports, for Rickmansworth and the surrounding towns and villages.

We use our specialist database to check and double check our surveys, see: www.prosurveys.co.uk. We include photos, sketches and definitions to ensure our surveys are understood and easily interpreted. We are always happy to discuss the survey with our clients and offer independent advice. It is laughable to expect that a mortgage owned surveyor will give impartial advice. We are Independent Chartered surveyors and work for you. We can help with a Quick Sale by producing a timely survey and discussing the survey with you either at the property or on the phone after we have surveyed the property.

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We carry out Structural Surveys, Structural Building Surveys on Residential properties and Commercial properties throughout Hertfordshire.

 

 
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