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
Coverage check
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Enter a postcode (or just the first part, e.g. HD5) to see whether it falls in the primary coverage area.
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
4 areas+
ManchesterM1–M46
OldhamOL1–OL16
StockportSK1–SK16
Bolton and BuryBL1–BL9
04Lancashire
1 areas+
Burnley and ColneBB8–BB12
05North Yorkshire
2 areas+
HarrogateHG1–HG3
SkiptonBD23
06Derbyshire
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.House surveys in Huddersfield →
02Leeds
LS1–LS29+
The biggest market in the radius — and some of its most misunderstood housing stock.House surveys in Leeds →
03Bradford
BD1–BD22+
Stone-built, hill-built, and older than most buyers expect.House surveys in Bradford →
04Sheffield
S1–S14 + surrounds+
A city built on hills — which is exactly what a surveyor needs to think about.House surveys in Sheffield →
05Wakefield
WF1–WF17+
Coalfield country — where what is under the house matters as much as what is above it.House surveys in Wakefield →
06Halifax
HX1–HX7+
A steep stone town where the hillside is part of every inspection.House surveys in Halifax →
07Harrogate
HG1–HG3+
Spa-town stone and Georgian scale — where condition sits behind a very polished front door.House surveys in Harrogate →
08Dewsbury
WF12–WF17+
Heavy-woollen-district stock — solid, stone, and older than the listing photos suggest.House surveys in Dewsbury →
09Barnsley
S70–S75+
Coalfield stock, where the ground history reads alongside the building.House surveys in Barnsley →
10Rotherham
S60–S66+
Steel and coal built this stock — and left questions a survey should answer.House surveys in Rotherham →
11Doncaster
DN1–DN12, DN14+
Railway town, coalfield villages, low-lying land — three histories in one patch.House surveys in Doncaster →
12Manchester
M1–M46+
The biggest, most varied market in the radius — terraces, mill conversions and everything since.House surveys in Manchester →
13Stockport
SK1–SK16+
Built on a sandstone shelf, with the cellars to prove it.House surveys in Stockport →
14Oldham
OL1–OL16+
Mill-town stone in the borough, moorland stone up in Saddleworth.House surveys in Oldham →
15Bolton
BL1–BL9+
Mill terraces below, West Pennine Moors stone above.House surveys in Bolton →
16Burnley
BB8–BB12+
Classic Lancashire cotton-town terraces, built row on row.House surveys in Burnley →
17Skipton
BD23+
Gateway to the Dales — gritstone, limestone and a working canal running through the middle.House surveys in Skipton →
18Glossop, Buxton & New Mills
SK13, SK17, SK22, SK23+
Peak District edge — gritstone, limestone and a spa town in the middle.House surveys in Glossop, Buxton & New Mills →
Outside the plotted radius?
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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