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BROOKE APPLEYARD ASSOCIATES is an independent firm of Chartered Surveyors regulated by the RICS for assurance that you will obtain clear, impartial and expert advice on residential and commercial properties. Quality of service is always paramount and we provide this in a responsive, professional and effective way.
We are a trusted firm of general practice chartered surveyors, valuation surveyors and commercial estate agents based in Guildford. We also provide property management services and building surveys for all commercial, industrial, retail, office, leisure and residential properties.
Surveyors Ltd offers a broad range of professional services to help you with all your property needs. Whether you are buying a property, extending your home or you are concerned about defects to your house, our personal approach and clear advice will provide you with the support you need.
Planning applications can take many forms. In some cases an outline application may be made to establish the principle of a development; in other cases a change of use or full application would be more appropriate. Listed building or conservation area consent may be needed and there are specific requirements for some types of development, such as advertisements.
The practice was founded on 1 November 1986, primarily for the provision of surveying services to the banking sector on property development and investment lending. Since the late 1980’s Westminster Consultants has concentrated exclusively on project monitoring.
CNJ Construction Consultants are a leading consultancy company based in Surrey. We provide a comprehensive range of services to homeowners and businesses throughout London and the South of England. Using the latest software packages, we’re able to work on projects ranging from small extensions to works over £10 million.
