Building Surveying
Building Surveying is the means through which a qualified professional assesses the built environment. He/she will then make recommendations for improvements. Additionally, they may manage the process involved in fixing any faults.
Buildings represent significant financial investment, so it makes sense to ensure that they are maintained correctly. Building surveyors are a key part of this process. Not only do they carry out activities designed to keep your building in good condition, and fit for purpose but also help you manage your asset effectively in the future.
Chartered Surveyors must complete an accredited degree, and then work as a trainee surveyor for between 2 and 3 years. They must then complete an Assessment of Professional competence (APC) to gain chartered status. The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is the professional body which accredits and regulates surveyors whether they hold chartered status or not.
Essex-based architects and building surveyors, Munday and Cramer offer the following building surveying services to clients:
- Building and acquisition surveys
- Forensic examinations for defective buildings and/or works
- Project feasibility studies
- Grant/funding applications
- Building usage audits
- Project management/delivery
- Planned maintenance audits and reporting
- Strategic asset management consultancy
- Party wall advice
- Dilapidations
- Expert witness
Prospective clients should contact Munday and Cramer on 01245 326200 or email info@mcessex.co.uk for information.
