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  • How Not to Throw Away £1000s on your next Measured Building Survey

    How Not to Throw Away £1000s on your next Measured Building Survey

  • Refrain from revisiting the same location to avoid additional fees and maintain existing survey investment. Our quick response times enable us to respond to queries faster than competitors, providing a smoother and more efficient experience.
  • Measured surveys can produce evergreen surveys that can be repeated for months after the initial survey, allowing clients to request additional sections or elevate the depth of the areas already surveyed. This flexibility enables us to continually assess and refine our understanding of clients’ needs, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven decisions.

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  • How to get the best Prices for a Measured Building Survey or Topographical Survey?

    When preparing for a measured building survey, it is essential to work closely with your architect to ensure that the scope of the survey accurately captures the necessary details for both your planning application and construction phase. In fact, according to the Building Conservation Society, some architectural features such as sockets, lights, and internal glazing may not be standard measurements in a survey. Therefore, it is crucial to review the scope of work with your architect to avoid any misunderstandings or inaccuracies.

    To confirm that you are providing the correct information to the surveyors, you can also ask your architect to review the scope that you will produce. This simple step can help prevent any potential errors or oversights, ensuring that your surveyor has all the necessary details to complete the task accurately. A well-drafted scope is also vital for obtaining a fair and accurate price for your construction project.

    To summarize, the key to a successful measured building survey lies in ensuring that you provide the surveyor with as much and accurate information as possible. By collaborating closely with your architect and reviewing the scope of work, you can avoid any potential pitfalls and achieve a fair and accurate price for your construction project. Our Scope Sheet for Surveying can serve as a valuable resource to help you get started on the right foot.

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