Field radius · centred on Huddersfield
Close enough to inspect. Far enough when the question matters.
Primary coverage is defined by travelling time rather than a marketing boundary: roughly 90 minutes from Huddersfield. Specialist and complex work travels further by arrangement.
- Primary
- 90 min radius
- Base
- Huddersfield
- Extended
- By arrangement
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Primary area register
Yorkshire and the North West,
district by district.
01West Yorkshire
5 areas+
HuddersfieldHD1–HD9
HalifaxHX1–HX7
WakefieldWF1–WF17
BradfordBD1–BD22
LeedsLS1–LS29
02South Yorkshire
2 areas+
Sheffield, Rotherham, Barnsley and surroundsS1–S14, S17, S18, S20, S21, S25, S26, S32, S33, S35, S36, S40–S45, S60–S66, S70–S75
DoncasterDN1–DN12, DN14
03Greater Manchester
6 areas+
ManchesterM1–M46
OldhamOL1–OL16
StockportSK1–SK16
Bolton, Bury and RamsbottomBL0–BL9
WiganWN1–WN6
Altrincham and HaleWA14, WA15
04Lancashire
3 areas+
Burnley and ColneBB8–BB12
Blackburn and DarwenBB1–BB3
PrestonPR1–PR5
05Cheshire
1 areas+
WarringtonWA1–WA5
06North Yorkshire
3 areas+
Harrogate and RiponHG1–HG4
SkiptonBD23
York, Selby and surroundsYO1, YO8, YO10, YO19, YO23, YO24, YO26, YO30–YO32, YO41
07Derbyshire
1 areas+
Glossop, Buxton and New MillsSK13, SK17, SK22, SK23
Town survey pages
The local detail,
town by town.
01Huddersfield
HD1–HD9+
Home turf. The practice is based here, and most of the stock is the kind we know best.Surveyors in Huddersfield →
02Leeds
LS1–LS29+
The biggest market in the radius — and some of its most misunderstood housing stock.Surveyors in Leeds →
03Bradford
BD1–BD22+
Stone-built, hill-built, and older than most buyers expect.Surveyors in Bradford →
04Sheffield
S1–S14 + surrounds+
A city built on hills — which is exactly what a surveyor needs to think about.Surveyors in Sheffield →
05Wakefield
WF1–WF17+
Coalfield country — where what is under the house matters as much as what is above it.Surveyors in Wakefield →
06Halifax
HX1–HX7+
A steep stone town where the hillside is part of every inspection.Surveyors in Halifax →
07Harrogate
HG1–HG3+
Spa-town stone and Georgian scale — where condition sits behind a very polished front door.Surveyors in Harrogate →
08Dewsbury
WF12–WF17+
Heavy-woollen-district stock — solid, stone, and older than the listing photos suggest.Surveyors in Dewsbury →
09Holmfirth
HD9+
Minutes from base, and the buildings are the practice’s favourite kind of puzzle.Surveyors in Holmfirth →
10Barnsley
S70–S75+
Coalfield stock, where the ground history reads alongside the building.Surveyors in Barnsley →
11Rotherham
S60–S66+
Steel and coal built this stock — and left questions a survey should answer.Surveyors in Rotherham →
12Doncaster
DN1–DN12, DN14+
Railway town, coalfield villages, low-lying land — three histories in one patch.Surveyors in Doncaster →
13Manchester
M1–M46+
The biggest, most varied market in the radius — terraces, mill conversions and everything since.Surveyors in Manchester →
14Stockport
SK1–SK16+
Built on a sandstone shelf, with the cellars to prove it.Surveyors in Stockport →
15Oldham
OL1–OL16+
Mill-town stone in the borough, moorland stone up in Saddleworth.Surveyors in Oldham →
16Rochdale
OL11–OL16+
Half an hour over the tops, and the same weather system as home.Surveyors in Rochdale →
17Bolton
BL0–BL9+
Mill terraces below, West Pennine Moors stone above.Surveyors in Bolton →
18Burnley
BB8–BB12+
Classic Lancashire cotton-town terraces, built row on row.Surveyors in Burnley →
19Skipton
BD23+
Gateway to the Dales — gritstone, limestone and a working canal running through the middle.Surveyors in Skipton →
20Glossop, Buxton & New Mills
SK13, SK17, SK22, SK23+
Peak District edge — gritstone, limestone and a spa town in the middle.Surveyors in Glossop, Buxton & New Mills →
21Keighley
BD20–BD22+
Worth Valley stone — mill-town terraces below, moorland villages above.Surveyors in Keighley →
22Hebden Bridge & the Upper Calder Valley
HX7, OL14+
Houses stacked into the hillside, and a river that sets the questions at the valley bottom.Surveyors in Hebden Bridge & the Upper Calder Valley →
23York
YO1, YO10, YO19, YO23, YO24, YO26, YO30–YO32+
Two thousand years of building inside and around the walls — and two rivers that shape the questions.Surveyors in York →
24Chesterfield
S40–S45+
Under the crooked spire, on top of the coalfield — both worth knowing about before you buy.Surveyors in Chesterfield →
25Warrington
WA1–WA5+
An old Mersey crossing town with a New Town built around it — two very different housing stories.Surveyors in Warrington →
26Macclesfield
SK10–SK11+
A silk town at the foot of the Peak — garret windows still mark where the weavers worked.Surveyors in Macclesfield →
27Preston
PR1–PR5+
Cotton-boom red brick on the Ribble, with Georgian squares and leafy Fulwood alongside.Surveyors in Preston →
28Wigan
WN1–WN6+
Built over the Lancashire coalfield — where the ground history matters as much as the walls.Surveyors in Wigan →
29Blackburn
BB1–BB3+
Weaving-town terraces stacked up the hillsides, and the Pennine rain to go with them.Surveyors in Blackburn →
30Bury
BL8–BL9+
Mill-workers’ terraces in the valley, stone villages on the road to the moors.Surveyors in Bury →
31Altrincham
WA14–WA15+
Railway-era villas, mature gardens and high values — where the trees are part of the survey.Surveyors in Altrincham →
32Wetherby
LS22–LS23+
A Great North Road coaching town on the Wharfe, built of pale magnesian limestone.Surveyors in Wetherby →
33Otley
LS21, LS29+
Wharfedale gritstone from Otley to Ilkley — handsome, hard-wearing, and close to a lively river.Surveyors in Otley →
34Ripon
HG4+
A small cathedral city with a well-documented ground question underneath it.Surveyors in Ripon →
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Complex questions travel.
By arrangement across Yorkshire, Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Cheshire, Derbyshire, and beyond. Subsidence assessments, claims consultancy and expert building consultancy are regularly undertaken further afield.
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