Services

Building Surveying

Our Building Surveyors are involved in all aspects of property and construction, from supervising large mixed-use developments to planning domestic extensions. This varied workload can include everything from the conservation and restoration of historic buildings to contemporary new developments. Our Surveyors work in most real estate markets including; residential, commercial, retail, industrial, leisure, education and health. This provides a wide variety of opportunities for our Surveyors to work in both the commercial, private, and public sectors. 

As well as strong technical skills, Building Surveyors need to have strong people skills and the highest levels of integrity. Clients, whether a large corporation or an individual member of the public, need to have the utmost confidence in the impartial advice given by these Surveyors. 

Building Surveyors are clearly differentiated from other construction professionals by their extensive technical knowledge and enhanced professional standards. Our Surveyors provide professional advice on land, property and construction for all Clients, whether they be commercial, associate consultants, central and local government, or private individuals. Whichever sector they work in, our Surveyors have the skills, knowledge and experience to provide a wide range of services including but not limited to the following:

  • Commercial management of construction.
  • Undertaking building surveys and measured surveys.
  • Procurement and tendering.
  • Budget cost analysis.
  • Preparing strategies for asset management and property maintenance.
  • Advice on environmental, Health and Safety issues of properties.
  • Preparing insurance valuations and claims.
  • Preparing strategic property advice covering land ownership, lease conditions, boundaries, title matters (including easements, licences and covenants etc.), and landlord and tenant legislation.
  • Project management and development monitoring.
  • Miscellaneous services including but not limited to accessibility and the need for referrals to others for specialist surveys to be carried out, conservation and sustainability advice.
  • Concept designs, sketch proposals and technical drawings.
  • Building Warrant, Planning Applications and Listed Building Consents.
  • Deed plans.
  • Condition surveys and dilapidation surveys.