Midshire Surveyors review

Too early to say: the fee menu is genuinely transparent and the quote route is instant, but the company is months old, no reviews are on record, and the RICS regulated-firm claim has no register listing behind it ^{[1] [2] [3]}. Treat it as an unproven option and keep those gaps in view when you compare it with the ranked firms.

This cannot be confirmed: the website calls the practice an RICS regulated firm, but the RICS Find a Surveyor register returns no listing for Midshire Surveyors when searched ^{[1] [3]}. Until that mismatch is resolved, treat the claim as unproven. Ask the firm for its firm number and check it yourself.

Yes, in full: the site publishes a fee menu with VAT-inclusive prices from two hundred and fifty pounds for the basic level to five hundred and fifty pounds for the top level, plus an instant quote calculator ^[1]. That transparency leads this table. Confirm the quoted level, the VAT position and the report turnaround in writing before you agree anything.

The practice gives a Grosvenor House address and phone number in Telford and names eleven coverage towns across Shropshire, Staffordshire and the West Midlands, with published weekday plus Saturday hours ^[1]. Named towns run from Shrewsbury and Stafford to Wolverhampton, Bridgnorth and Cannock. Send your postcode and property details to confirm cover before agreeing anything.

It is not ranked: the RICS regulated-firm claim on its site has no register listing behind it, so it sits outside the table until that mismatch is resolved ^{[1] [3]}. That single gap is the whole story. Read the full review above, then decide with it in view before you instruct anyone.

Use the instant quote calculator on the homepage, which prices all three survey levels with VAT included ^[1]. Send the property address, its age and construction, and the level under discussion through the site's phone number or email address. The written quote should name the level, the fixed fee and the report turnaround. Compare it with one or two quotes on the same scope before agreeing anything.

Nothing on the public record: no customer reviews or ratings are held for the practice, so there is no review base to summarise. That silence fits a company set up months ago, but it leaves you with nothing to cross-check before you instruct. Judge it on the published fee menu, the stated hours and the first conversation instead, and compare all three with a ranked firm.

On price clarity it beats most of the ranked table: few ranked firms publish any fee menu, while Midshire prices all three levels with VAT included behind an instant quote route ^[1]. On standing it trails them: every ranked firm carries a checkable record behind its claims, while Midshire pairs months of trading with no reviews and an RICS claim the register does not return ^{[2] [3]}. Pick it for transparent pricing, not for proven standing.