Accreditations

We pride ourselves on our experience in the industry, but we also place importance on our professional accreditations which give credibility to our team. The RICS is a well respected institution which governs the skills and conduct of its members.  

We have also achieved Constructionline Gold.  Being a member of Constructionline provides us with pre qualification status for many large projects and procurement contracts.  

RICS

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"RICS is an independent body committed to setting and upholding the highest standards of excellence and integrity in land, property and construction"

RICS - The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is the premier property authority with a global membership in excess of 100,000. Founded in 1868 in London when it received the Royal Charter, it serves the public interest and is the body, which regulates the profession of Chartered Surveyors in this country.

Regulated by the RICS

By working with a RICS accredited Surveyor you can have confidence that you are being dealt with by the highest professional authority in property, you can expect to be dealt with professionally and in accordance with the core principles of RICS.

Complete transparency in terms of fees charged for any work undertaken.

Trust in the professional knowledge and skill of the Chartered Surveyor you deal with, who are required to undertake an annual programme of Continuing Professional Development (CPD). This includes both formal and informal learning and ensures they keep abreast of any changes and developments in their area of expertise.

Constructionline

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Constructionline is the UK's largest register for pre-qualified contractors and consultants.

As a member of Constructionline Gold we have been through a pre-qualification process to Government standard. We have provided information including: Finance, Insurance, Staffing, Business & Professional Standing, Health & Safety Policy, Equal Opportunity and Environmental Management Policy and there is a strict referencing procedure.