Giving you the full picture on property costs — chartered quantity and building surveyors across the full life cycle of a property or asset.
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Whether a new build, refurbishment or redevelopment, it is vital to identify and manage cost-related risks throughout your project. Costs are often a key influencer on whether a project's objectives can be met — and a barometer for success in both capital and future revenue terms.
Our chartered quantity and building surveyors provide cost consultancy services across the full life cycle of a property or asset. The team works closely with our mechanical and electrical engineers together with our project managers, ensuring rounded and up-to-date knowledge of the markets in which we operate. Around the UK, we work with clients and their design teams from inception through development, delivery and maintenance of the asset — providing feasibility, viability, budgeting and cash flow advice across all stages of your projects.
To ensure budgets are not exceeded and capital is used in the most efficient manner to provide value for money, understanding, identifying and mitigating cost-associated risks is vital. From initial strategy advice, pre- and post-contract services, through to the agreement of final accounts, we provide full support throughout your project.
We act as independent monitoring surveyors for a wide range of banks, lenders and other funding organisations. Whatever the size or complexity of the project, our aim is the same — to ensure lenders understand development issues and that these are managed to protect security and realise the best outcome.
Providing specialist strategy and cost advice to banks, accountants, insolvency practitioners and other stakeholders, we help with distressed developments and insolvencies within the construction supply chain. Considering all the options, we identify and quantify the risks and advise on the most appropriate strategy — including build-outs, phased completions, mothballing and disposals — then provide hands-on support implementing and monitoring the agreed strategy.
RCAs are vital to ensure adequate insurance cover is in place to protect you against the risk that unforeseen or unplanned events pose. Working with both landlords and tenants across all building types and sectors, we provide RCAs for single properties through to large, national portfolios.
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