K&A Surveyors has moved to a new office at The Bridge Nucleus, Brunel Way, Dartford, Kent, DA1 5GA. The move marks the next stage in a period of sustained growth since the practice was established in 2020.
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Nov
Nov
The UK is facing growing concerns over the risks associated with the use of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in buildings, following previous cases of material failure in a number of operational schools. In September 2023, the Department for Education released a guidance note on the identification of the presence of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete […]
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Sep
Sep
We are pleased to announce the addition of Drone Surveys (also known as Drone Roof Inspections) to our services. Drones have transformed the way our industry works. They offer a safer, quicker and more cost-efficient way to inspect a property, without the need for scaffolding or a mobile platform. Furthermore, the use of drone technology […]
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Aug
Aug
Our team at K&A Surveyors often receive instructions from homebuyers who wish to purchase properties of non-standard construction. It is no secret that the term “non-standard construction” can be alarming to many people, particularly to homebuyers and mortgage lenders. In this article, we look to explore the likely myths and implications homebuyers need to be […]
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Jul
Jul
The cost-of-living crisis is worrying the majority of us and homeowners are no exception. The Bank of England base rate has increased 13 consecutive times and now sits at 5.25%. Since July 2023, the current mortgage rate for a 2-year fixed term stands at a whopping 6.78%, meanwhile the interest rate for a 5-year fixed […]
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Apr
Apr
Due to the rising energy bills, many home owners are seeking new ways to improve the energy efficiency of their property. One of these methods, which has been highly debated in the recent times is the use of spray foam insulation. Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) similarly known as spray foam insulation, is used in roof, […]
Updated November 2026 to reflect current legislation and Government guidance. An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) was introduced by the Government in 2007 as a method of assessing the energy efficiency of residential and commercial properties in United Kingdom. The EPC assessment is conducted by an approved Energy Assessor by conducting a non-intrusive visual inspection of […]
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Apr
Apr
Updated November 2026 to reflect current legislation and Government guidance. Japanese Knotweed (scientific name Fallopia japonica) is native to Japan, Korea and parts of East Asia and China. It is a highly aggressive invasive plant that can damage external walls, foundations, grounds and drains. The Japanese Knotweed has the ability to grow up to 20cm […]