Our RICS Regulated Surveying Services offers a variety of core technical surveying and claims assistance services to our own adjusting operations, external industry Clients, other claims management companies and the general public.
The Surveying team is multi disciplined and comprises qualified Building Engineers, Surveyors, Civil Engineers and Structural Engineers. We also have a team with a sound base of industry knowledge stretching across Construction, Insurance and Heritage sectors.
Our services are available where this professional input will truly add value to buildings specific issues and can be summarised as follows:
Audit
We offer planned or reactive audits of other claims solutions, including but not limited to dip sampling on site repair quality, closed file Subsidence audits or peer review/ dispute resolution of general perils and Subsidence claims.
Consultancy Services
We offer general technical support during the claim lifecycle, where our input can be help with an enhanced view point on cause and liability, be that broader investigation of buildings damage, validation of specialist costs or project monitoring of appropriate quality, time and cost, by privately appointed professionals.
Diagnostic Surveys
We offer first and final advice reports on buildings damage to assist with consideration of liability.
Principal Designer
We offer fulfilment of Principal Designer duties under CDM 2015 to assist the Client with their duties on both domestic and commercial buildings projects.
Project Management
We offer formal Contract Administration of large commercial and domestic building projects assuring controlled damage mitigation, accurate pricing and delivery of high quality finish large and complex building work on time.
Subsidence
We offer full managed liability and technical investigation of Subsidence claims, followed by clear and concise diagnosis and if under policy coverage, damage mitigation and repair of buildings.
Valuations
We offer our pre-loss valuation services to a broad variety of clients, including Insurers, Brokers, Businesses and members of the public, which extends to reporting on appropriate insurable value for buildings, tenants improvements, contents, plant and machinery, fine art and antiques and business interruption.
