Quantity Surveyor Reports

Quantity Surveyors estimate and monitor construction costs, from the feasibility stage of a project through to the completion of the construction period. After construction, a quantity surveyor is involved with tax depreciation schedules, tax depreciation surveying, replacement cost estimation for insurance purposes and, if necessary, mediation and arbitration.

Our Quantity Surveyors work on any major construction that is carried out. Our projects range from office blocks, schools, hospitals and factories to bridges, railways, mining, shipbuilding and large process engineering works such as oil refineries. Any major project that you might throw our way, we can handle.

Rest easy knowing that every person who comes into contact with your project is qualified in the area, whether that is the Quantity Surveyors or the technicians that assist them. All of our staff are specialists in the profession.

The Quantity Surveyor may also be known as a Construction Economist, or Cost Manager as they work closely with architects, financiers, engineers, contractors, suppliers, project owners, accountants, insurance underwriters, solicitors, courts and with all levels of government authorities.