Proofreader - Property Reports

Proofreader – Property Reports (RICS Homebuyer and Disrepair Reports)

Contract – Minimum 6 months

Join a Surveying Company That's Doing Things Differently.

Our client is not your typical surveying practice.

They are a fast-growing nationwide team of Regulated Building Surveyors who believe professional doesn't have to mean boring. They work hard, care about quality, embrace technology and genuinely enjoy what they do.

Their mission is simple: produce outstanding survey reports that are clear, practical and genuinely useful for their clients. Every report leaving their business represents their reputation, which is why they are looking for someone with an eagle eye for detail to join their quality team.

If spotting the missing comma, inconsistent condition rating or awkward sentence gives you an unreasonable amount of satisfaction, you'll probably love working with our client.

The Role

You'll be the final pair of eyes before their Homebuyer Reports reach clients.

Working remotely and with complete flexibility, you'll help ensure every report is polished, professional and consistent with their high standards.

You'll work alongside experienced Surveyors who genuinely value feedback and quality, helping them deliver reports they are proud to put their name to.

What You'll Be Doing:

  • Proofreading Homebuyer Reports before they're issued.
  • Correcting grammar, spelling, punctuation and formatting.
  • Improving clarity and readability where appropriate.
  • Checking consistency throughout each report.
  • Spotting contradictions, omissions and anything that doesn't quite add up.
  • Ensuring recommendations and condition ratings align.
  • Flagging anything that needs the Surveyor's attention.
  • Helping our client maintain an exceptional customer experience.

They’d Love to Hear From You If You:

  • Have exceptional written English.
  • Notice the tiny details that everyone else misses.
  • Enjoy making documents read beautifully.
  • Can work independently and manage your own workload.
  • Are organised, reliable and take real pride in your work.

Bonus Points If You Have:

  • Experience proofreading survey reports.
  • Knowledge of residential property or construction.
  • Experience with RICS Homebuyer or Level 2 reports.
  • A background in surveying, architecture, engineering or property.
  • Strong Microsoft Word skills.

What You'll Get:

  • Remote working from anywhere in the UK.
  • Flexible freelance or part-time hours.
  • Competitive pay.
  • Regular ongoing work.
  • A friendly, supportive team who genuinely enjoy what they do.
  • The opportunity to help shape one of the UK's fastest-growing regulated surveying businesses.

A Little About Our Client

Our client believes great businesses are built by great people.

There's no unnecessary hierarchy, no micromanagement and no corporate nonsense. They trust their team, value ideas and believe work should be enjoyable as well as rewarding.

They are ambitious, they move quickly and they are always looking for talented people who care about quality as much as they do.

If that sounds like your kind of company, they would love to hear from you.

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