Professional standards you can rely on

At MTM Residential Surveying, we believe that choosing a surveyor is about more than simply arranging an inspection. It is about having confidence that your property is being assessed by a suitably qualified and professional surveyor.  As the lead surveyor at MTM Residential Surveying, Michael personally carries out each inspection ensuring consistency and professionalism.  Holding membership of both the RICS and the RPSA, Michael brings a high surveying standard with a specialist focus on residential property.

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Membership
RICS membership demonstrates a commitment to professional competence, ethical standards and maintaining knowledge and skills through continuing professional development.

Residential Property Surveyors Association (RPSA) Membership
The RPSA is specifically focused on independent residential surveyors. Membership of the RPSA reflects a dedication to maintaining high standards of residential inspection, reporting, professionalism and conduct.

The combination of RICS and RPSA membership reflects a commitment to providing thorough inspections, clear reporting and independent, professional advice to help you make an informed decision about your property. Whether you are buying your first home, moving house or simply want to understand the condition of your property, our aim is straightforward: To provide you with a professional, independent survey that clearly explains the findings and what it means for you.

When you commission a property survey, it is important to understand not only who is carrying out the inspection, but also the professional standards behind the report you receive. At MTM Residential Surveying, our residential survey reports are benchmarked against the requirements of the RICS Home Survey Standard, providing a clear and structured approach to the inspection and reporting of residential property.

The RICS Home Survey Standard provides a recognised framework designed to promote consistent, high-quality residential surveying. It sets out requirements for how residential surveys should be undertaken and how findings should be communicated to clients. For you, this means a report that is:

Clear – findings are presented in a structured and understandable way.

Consistent – the survey follows a recognised professional framework rather than an ad-hoc approach.

Focused on what matters – significant defects, risks and areas requiring further investigation are clearly identified.

Practical – the report is designed to help you understand the condition of the property and make an informed decision.

Combined with membership of the Residential Property Surveyors Association (RPSA), this provides a strong foundation for the way we inspect, assess and report on residential property.