At Kellys’ Chartered Building Surveyors, we do not just fly drones; we are professional surveyors who use Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) technology to provide deeper structural insights.
As Chartered Building Surveyors, we provide pragmatic, commercially aware CDM 2015 and Principal Designer services to protect your project, your people, and your investment.
This extends to both Landlords and Tenants in residential, commercial and industrial premises.
This can include for a single garage, a house, a block of flats or large multi storey building or underground tunnel.
At Kelly’s Chartered Building Surveyors, we combine years of specialist experience with the latest technology to provide accurate measured surveys for all types of buildings and land.
We can provide both practical and legal advice in dealing with property and construction related disputes.
The Party Wall Etc Act 1996 (click here to view the text of the Party Wall etc Act 1996) regulates the relationship between neighbouring owners in respect of specified types of construction work on or adjacent to the boundary between adjoining properties.
We are also experienced in applying for and pursuing grants available for such works.
Professional advice includes the feasibility of adaptations, recommending methods of achieving requirements of disabled/special needs, developing designs, preparing specifications of work and detailed drawings, instructing and monitoring contractors carrying out of the works.
Our involvement has generally been for traditional new build projects, although this does extend to design and build projects.
In recent years, we have been involved in the design to include full Architectural Services using Computer Aided Design (CAD) and ensuring Certification of New Build Developments to the Code for Sustainable Homes.
In addition we provide inspection and certification of new build domestic structures.
The Practice specialises in this area of work and offers comprehensive services which range from inception to include full architectural services using Computer Aided Design (CAD), through to the final account process for contract projects and thereafter to future planned maintenance, fire risk evaluation, energy conservation, cost in use and life cycle analysis.