Highly qualified Chartered Quantity Surveyors and Commercial Consultants. We take pride in the fact we aim to achieve excellence by providing thorough, precise and assertive assistance.

Our Services

Dispute Support

It is not always possible for the parties to reach agreement. The contract usually makes provision for this and should set out the means by which differences are to be resolved. If not, the law imposes other remedies.

Corporate Recovery

It doesn’t always work out to plan. Construction can present high risks, and regimes adopted in the industry can defer receipt of payment. Cash flow is paramount, but businesses can be overtaken by events, and costs can quickly exceed revenue.

Business Support

Key elements to a firm's ability to deliver an effective service are the management systems it uses and its staff - never more so than in the construction industry because most projects are unique.

Quantity Surveying

The commercial success of a construction project depends upon a number of factors, but probably the most important is to have a quantity surveyor whose experience of commercial and contractual arrangements is such that he instinctively knows how to achieve that success.

Project Management

Our consultants have the core skills for effective project management; we can lead a team but remain a member of it, we have a clear understanding of the roles of all parties involved and have in-depth knowledge of stages that need to be achieved in order to deliver the project.

Contractor Support

Contracting in the construction industry is a difficult and risky business where the financial stakes are often high. The risks still exist despite recent construction industry moves towards partnering and open book policies. Standard forms of contract are becoming more complex; project design risk is transferred to the contractor; changes vary the work and sub-contractors try to take advantage.

Sub-Contractor Support

Sub-contracting in the construction industry is a difficult and risky business where the financial stakes are often high. The risks still exist despite recent construction industry moves towards partnering and open book policies. Standard forms of contract are becoming more complex; project design risk is transferred to the sub-contractor; changes vary the work and sub-contractors try to take advantage.

Development and Finance

Construction is a complex and expensive business and, whether it's your first project or you have years of experience, projects always require good management and most importantly, finance.