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A Guide to BREEAM for Your Next Construction Project

Sustainability is at the forefront of modern construction. The chances are, if you are planning a new project, contributing to the eco-friendly built environment will be a priority.  To achieve this, you will need to go through BREEAM, which is the leading framework for assessing construction sustainability throughout the world. In this BREEAM guide, the […]

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What is the difference between a building surveyor and a quantity surveyor?

A building surveyor focuses on the physical and technical side of a project (design, condition, repairs, compliance), while a quantity surveyor manages costs, budgets and timelines. Building surveyors assess properties, identify defects, advise on repairs and regulations, and are often involved on-site from purchase through to completion. Quantity surveyors handle financial planning, including estimating costs, […]

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What Is a Chartered Surveyor and Why Should You Hire One?

A chartered surveyor is a property and construction professional accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), providing trusted advice on property condition, valuation and land or building management. Their work can include inspecting buildings for defects, carrying out valuations and home surveys, measuring land boundaries, advising on environmental and planning issues, and supporting […]

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What Is a Dilapidation Survey and When Do You Need One?

A dilapidation survey assesses a commercial property’s condition against the lease to identify any breaches, required repairs and associated costs. It is typically carried out before a tenancy begins and again towards the end, often 6–12 months before expiry, to record changes in condition. Surveys help protect tenants from liability for pre-existing issues and give […]

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How To Design a Care Home With Health and Safety in Mind

Designing with regulations in mind: Care homes must adhere to strict UK health and safety regulations, covering infection control, medication management, fire safety, and emergency planning, with regular inspections carried out by the CQC. Key safety design features: Considerations include infection control (e.g. PPE stations, easy-clean surfaces), fall prevention (e.g. handrails, non-slip flooring), heating and […]

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