RICS Chartered Surveyors in London
Understanding Buildings is our Passion
Squarepoint Chartered Surveyors are a niche Chartered Building Surveying firm based in Bloomsbury, London, with support offices in Winchmore Hill and Uxbridge. We are a highly skilled group of technically proficient Chartered Surveyors focused on customer care, quality and delivery. We tailor our services to suit the varying needs of our clients.
We have a wealth of experience in the London property and construction industry. We work across various markets and a range of clients including residential property owners and property management companies, real estate companies, commercial developers, private owners, asset managers, facility management firms and landed estates.
A Full Range of Services
As specialist commercial surveyors and party wall surveyors, we provide our clients with clear and cost-effective guidance to help them manage their obligations and minimise delays. We work with clients to address party wall matters, resolve boundary issues, provide technical building surveys, manage contract administration, provide project management services and much more.
From rising damp to refurbishment services, our team will give you a clear picture of any problems that a property might be concealing and provide expert advice about how to deal with them.
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RICS Chartered Surveyors London
Our team is made up of highly experienced Chartered Surveyors who have a wealth of experience in the London property and construction market. Quality surveys provide you with peace of mind and take the hassle and stress out of any project. At Squarepoint, we have built up a reputation thanks to more than 25 years of experience in property surveying and expert knowledge of the construction industry.
We frequently work with property management companies, contractors and building professionals, real estate companies and landed estates. If you need any professional assistance with a property, we would be delighted to offer our services.
Based in London
We are based at our offices in Bloomsbury Square, central London, with support offices in Winchmore Hill and Uxbridge and we work throughout the city and the surrounding area, including Hackney, Haringey, Bermondsey, Brixton, Chelsea, Clapham, Ealing, Enfield, Hampstead, Highgate, Islington, Kensington, Knightsbridge, Notting Hill, Uxbridge, and Woolwich. This has given us an in-depth knowledge of properties and buildings in London and the Home Counties.
If you need a Chartered Surveyor in London, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with our experienced and knowledgeable team today.
Our Locations
Central London
North London
Uxbridge
Frequently Asked Questions
- What exactly is a Chartered Surveyor?
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A Chartered Surveyor is a highly trained and experienced professional, qualified to provide advice and guidance on a number of matters relating to buildings and properties. See our team’s qualifications and experience here. Only those who have undergone rigorous training and who are members or fellows of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) can refer to themselves as Chartered Surveyors. RICS is the leading professional body for residential and commercial surveyors and property professionals in the UK and worldwide and membership of RICS is a highly respected mark of professionalism, competence, technical knowledge and ethics.
- What do chartered surveyors do?
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Commercial surveyors assist with a wide range of specialist services concerning buildings, properties and construction related matters, including residential accommodation and commercial properties such as offices, retail spaces and industrial buildings. At Squarepoint Chartered Surveyors, we specialise in all types of commercial building surveys, party wall matters, architectural design services, building extensions and alterations, refurbishment and restoration advice, commercial property project management, contract administration and much more.
- When do I need a chartered surveyor?
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There are many reasons when the services of a Chartered Surveyor may be needed. You might be a building owner with plans for a loft conversion or basement extension, which will affect a party wall. Or perhaps you are the adjoining owner having received a party wall notice from your neighbour about the proposed works. Maybe you are looking for a high-quality building survey for a property you are about to invest in. Or you are a commercial landlord or tenant about to enter into a new lease arrangement for your premises. In all cases, an experienced commercial surveyor will be able to provide expert guidance and assistance.
- What are the responsibilities of a commercial surveyor?
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The responsibilities of an independent commercial surveyor are extensive. Depending on the client’s requirements and property goals, a surveyor can be involved in:
• Assessing the building’s condition prior to purchase or lease, identifying any defects and suggesting remedial action
• Providing advice on managing and supervising building maintenance and upkeep
• Providing up-to-date expert advice on building regulations and relevant legislation
• Managing projects to ensure their completion to schedule and on budget
• Preparing schedules of condition and dilapidation surveys, and negotiating on the landlord’s or tenant’s behalf to achieve a resolution
• Advising on health & safety related matters including disability access
• Providing advice and guidance on sustainable construction, energy efficiency and the project’s environmental impact - What types of building surveys do commercial surveyors carry out?
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Commercial building surveys are designed to provide you with an insight into the condition of the property, highlighting any issues you need to know so proper action can be taken. At Squarepoint Chartered Surveyors, our expert team offer a full range of commercial building services to help with the acquisition, management and disposal of your property asset. These include acquisition surveys, building surveys, condition surveys, dilapidation surveys, disability access surveys, home surveys and specialist surveys including for damp, drainage, structural problems, timber decay or asbestos.
- What is the best way to choose a commercial surveyor?
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Look for professional membership of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and other specialist organisations such as, in the case of party wall matters, the Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors (FPWS), as well as relevant experience in the specific field you are seeking advice in. RICS have an online directory of all accredited commercial surveyors and you can filter by location and specialism. Check customer reviews and feedback ratings too – you can read our testimonials here. Ask for recommendations from other trusted property professionals, colleagues and friends – word-of-mouth referrals are one of the best ways to find a good commercial surveyor.