DB Associates(Surveyors)Ltd

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the term construction projects? Majority of the people will think about hard working men working under the sun, huge cranes lifting materials and powerful machines operating at high speed. While these visible aspects of construction are indeed very important, there is much more to what we just see. Before the construction work began, there has been a plethora of preliminary activities performed done to prepare the building site. Undoubtedly, the most significant among all these tasks is surveying . Let’s have a quick look at why accurate surveying is considered to be so vital in the construction process. The job of a surveyor is quite complicated as he has to visit a site and map the land in a three dimensional (3D) manner, carefully marking certain points and how far apart they are from each other. This is particularly important for both large projects which include roads and large properties, as well as smaller r

Chartered Surveyor offers a wide variety of services for every type of property, such as survey and valuation suggestion to buyers, building defect advice (which take care of issues regarding dampness and condensation, flooding, cracks, timber defects etc) or valuations for tax or separation purposes. They also offer advice in case of building and land issues or a disagreement between the property owner and contractor over the quality, time or cost of the building. The surveyor investigates the situation and then guides a property owner on the best course of action to take. Chartered surveyors also offer a range of services which include           Environmental Surveyors look at issues concerned with a building's environment or the impact of a new construction           Technical Surveyors focus on the use and safety of equipment and machinery within a business       Mining Surveyors look at mineral resources, management of waste, and seek potential sites, mines and q