Facade surveys, London and South East
We specialise in the survey, restoration, and maintenance of building facades across London and the South East. We’re trusted by architects, building owners, consultants, and construction professionals.
Our facade surveys and inspections aim to uncover any potential issues, before they become costly or irreversible.
Pictured: A facade inspected by our team. 8-11 Great Castle Street, Westminster, London.
Who we work with
We serve many clients in the construction and preservation sectors, including:
- Architects and design professionals seeking detailed assessments of building exteriors.
- Building owners and property managers requiring regular surveys to maintain property standards.
- Construction consultants and contractors needing expert evaluations for ongoing projects.
- Public sector experts and surveyors who are responsible for the upkeep of public and historic buildings.
Pictured: We surveyed the stonework at Great Burgh House in Epsom, Surrey
Our facade survey process
- Initial consultation: We start by understanding the specific needs and concerns of our clients.
- On-site inspection: At street-level, we can create a basic survey report. With greater access, often via scaffolding, we can create fully costed, detailed, survey documents.
- Data analysis: We analyse the data collected to identify defects, deterioration, or potential risks.
- Detailed reporting: Clients receive a detailed report that includes findings, photographs, and clear recommendations for remedial actions.
- Follow-up services: We offer detailed planning and execution of restoration works as required, ensuring all interventions are sympathetically and accurately implemented.
Benefits of facade surveys and inspections
- Enhanced safety: Identify and rectify potential structural issues that could pose risks to occupants and passers-by.
- Preservation of property value: Regular surveys help maintain the aesthetic appeal and integrity of buildings, supporting their market value.
- Compliance: Ensure your building meets the regulations, avoiding legal issues and fines.
- Cost efficiency: Early identification of problems allows for timely repairs that prevent more extensive and expensive damage over time.
- Long-term planning: Facilitate maintenance schedules and restoration projects with a clear understanding of a building’s condition.
