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Established for over 23 years, Allcott Commercial is one of the Midlands’ most highly respected and trusted independent building consultancies.
Working closely with investors, commercial property owners, tenants, developers, housing associations and local authorities across Britain, our practice has flourished through client recommendation and reputation alone; testament to our professional, high-quality approach.
With our wide-ranging experience, our chartered consultants, structural engineers, and building surveyors are expertly equipped to cover all aspects of structural engineering and building surveying for a variety of commercial ventures including alterations, condition surveys, conservation, feasibility studies, expert witness, defect analysis, dilapidations, due diligence, party walls, maintenance, conservation, schedule of condition, acquisitions, legislative compliance, and project management.
As an independent practice, we offer our clients an entire service throughout the projects we manage, ensuring maximum quality and cost efficiency at all times. We’re proud of our personal approach, meaning there will always be one consultant managing your project from start to finish, as we understand that mutual trust is one of the most important elements of any contract.
We are based in the Midlands but provide our commercial building surveying services across the UK and have offices ideally placed to serve our clients throughout England & Wales:
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