Canterbury & Kent

Project Management

Employer's agent, contract administration, clerk of works, CDM principal designer and development monitoring across Canterbury, Kent and the South East.

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Our panel of project managers and surveyors in Canterbury carry out work on behalf of our clients in the following areas:

• project management (including all forms of planning and development guidance);
• contract administration
• building regulations application;
• tendering and contract management;
• feasibility and financial management (incl. pay notices and budgeting);
• building pathology;
• quantity surveying;

Some of the project managers on our panel have experience working for government branches and large enterprise, being familiar with site health and safety rules required for each type of project.

Extra services

These additional services include providing our clients with a range of specialisms such as:

• CDM Co-ordination
• Building Regulation Approval and Retrospective Planning
• Acting as Employer Agent
• BIM & 3D Modelling
• Computer-aided design (CAD) & Architecture
• Structural Engineering
• Cost Estimating
• Specific Defect Report
• Schedule of Condition
• Liaison with Loss Adjusters

Project Management Team Past Work:

The project management team has completed valuable work in the past including:

• Gaining retroactive permission for construction
• Planned and executed renovations
• Reconstructed commercial spaces
• Repairs to Unconventional Housing
• Chimney Stack support
• Flat Roofing overhaul
• New Drainage

Why Do You Need a Project Management Survey?

When it comes to acquiring property in Canterbury, you’re likely engaging in the single, largest monetary decision that most individuals ever encounter. For this reason alone, it’s vitally important to ensure that you’re moving forward from a fully informed position. This is where the act of surveying comes in to help you reach a rational and informed decision on whether to transact.

You’ll be presented with steps or decisions that can be quite crucial:

• whether or not to obtain a number of specialised reports (like an electrical safety inspection or drainage survey);
• how to deal with problems which might give you negotiating leverage on the purchase price;
• reviewing debts and monetary matters for budgeting;
• determining value based on size, location and condition