Birmingham Commercial Surveyors
Established for over 23 years, Allcott Commercial is one of the Midland’s most highly respected and trusted independent commercial building consultancies providing a variety of commercial surveyor services to all types of clients in the commercial property sector from developers to investors and beyond.
Our RICS Chartered Surveyors provide a range of services in Birmingham and the wider West Midlands region.
Our surveying expertise includes landlord dilapidations surveys and tenant dilapidations defence, schedule of condition surveys, commercial building condition surveys, defect analysis, planned preventative maintenance surveys, commercial structural surveys, and expert witness.
Birmingham is also the head office for our commercial structural engineering services. Our team of chartered commercial building engineers offer a broad range of structural consultancy, from feasibility studies to roof calculations and structural design reviews.
Our professional, cost-effective, high-quality, and personal approach, combined with our team of RICS chartered surveyors and structural engineers, enables us to provide an unrivalled commercial surveying service to our clients in Birmingham and across the UK.
Get in touch with our consultants today for advice on commercial surveys in Birmingham and to discuss your upcoming projects.
“We’re proud of our personal approach, which allows us to develop strong relationships with our clients. This means we deliver relevant technical insight that protects their property and supports significant cost savings.” – Matthew Baker, MRICS
Commercial building surveys in Birmingham
Industrial unit survey: West Midlands
Brief: Pre-acquisition survey to assess what works would be required to bring two industrial units up to the required standard.
Property: Two warehouses totalling nearly 30,000 sq. feet on an industrial estate near Birmingham.
Instructed by: Stainless steel product distributer.
School roof condition survey: Coventry
Brief: Carry out a roof condition survey to identify and budget for works required, with a view to applying for funding.
Property: Early 20th century school building, extended in 21st century.
Instructed by: Site manager.
Warehouse fit-out: Contract administration Birmingham
Brief: Provide contract administration for a £230K refurbishment of a warehouse.
Property: Extensive, modern portal frame building in the West Midlands.
Instructed by: Incoming tenant.
Schedule of condition for healthcare property: Worcestershire
Brief: Provide a comprehensive photographic schedule of condition to append to the lease.
Property: GP Practice in a detached 20th century property.
Instructed by: Primary care company.
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If you would like to discuss a potential project with our consultants or get advice on any aspect of building surveying or engineering, please don’t hesitate to complete our contact form, call us on 0333 202 6386, or contact one of our regional offices.
Looking for residential / home survey services?
Looking for a RICS Level 2 or Level 3 Building Survey or Specific Defect Survey for a privately-owned residential property? Our team of residential surveyors and engineers can help. Visit allcottassociates.co.uk or Get an Instant Quote.
Alternatively, Allcott Commercial provides surveying services for housing associations and other residential property owners.
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