Founded in 1993, Mursell & Company was established to offer Chartered Building Surveying services across southern England. The practice has gained considerable experience working for a variety of public, commercial and private sectors clients; with enhanced services that include Party Wall Surveying, Quantity Surveying and Architectural design. We are ready to adapt traditional procedures to incorporate modern techniques.
The paramount objective is to provide a reliable, efficient and competitive service in all aspects of surveying and architecture. We endeavour to bring a team approach to all our projects; this means you get the best of all our skills and experience engaged on your project. This enables us to give sound advice and to produce innovative designs and solutions whilst keeping a firm hold on cost.
Building surveying is at the very core of our business; it links and overlaps with the quantity surveying and architecture so that we can give a complete service to our clients. We are Chartered Building Surveyors, regulated by the RICS.
The paramount objective is to provide a reliable, efficient and competitive service in all aspects of surveying and architecture. We endeavour to bring a team approach to all our projects; this means you get the best of all our skills and experience engaged on your project. This enables us to give sound advice and to produce innovative designs and solutions whilst keeping a firm hold on cost.
Building surveying is at the very core of our business; it links and overlaps with the quantity surveying and architecture so that we can give a complete service to our clients. We are Chartered Building Surveyors, regulated by the RICS.
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Building surveying, quantity surveying, party wall surveying and architectural design services in the Thames Valley, Home Counties and south of England.
Building surveying is at the very core of our business; it links and overlaps with party wall surveying, quantity surveying and architectural design so that we can give a complete service to our clients.
We are Chartered Building Surveyors, regulated by the RICS.
Our expert team includes building surveyors, building technicians and party wall surveyors.
Building surveying is at the very core of our business; it links and overlaps with party wall surveying, quantity surveying and architectural design so that we can give a complete service to our clients.
We are Chartered Building Surveyors, regulated by the RICS.
Our expert team includes building surveyors, building technicians and party wall surveyors.
Chartered Building Surveyors, Regulated by RICS, at the very core of our professional service.
As building surveyors we undertake building surveys, defects inspections (including subsidence, damp, decay, flat roofs, pitched roofs and thatch); we also undertake cavity wall inspections, maintenance and repair inspections we prepare schedules of condition and dilapidation, insurance reinstatement valuations or assessments carry out measured land and building surveys; and, act in boundary disputes and party wall matters.
As building surveyors we undertake building surveys, defects inspections (including subsidence, damp, decay, flat roofs, pitched roofs and thatch); we also undertake cavity wall inspections, maintenance and repair inspections we prepare schedules of condition and dilapidation, insurance reinstatement valuations or assessments carry out measured land and building surveys; and, act in boundary disputes and party wall matters.
We undertake and prepare a number of different types of schedule of dilapidation.
We also negotiate the settlement of dilapidation claims for landlords and tenants.
Schedules of dilapidation on behalf of landlords fall into two main types usually called interim or terminal.
An interim schedule of dilapidation details items of disrepair found during the term and is served by the landlord on the tenant.
It is often the prelude to the landlord entering the premises, carrying out the work and then recovering the cost from the tenant (assuming it to be permitted under the lease).
We also negotiate the settlement of dilapidation claims for landlords and tenants.
Schedules of dilapidation on behalf of landlords fall into two main types usually called interim or terminal.
An interim schedule of dilapidation details items of disrepair found during the term and is served by the landlord on the tenant.
It is often the prelude to the landlord entering the premises, carrying out the work and then recovering the cost from the tenant (assuming it to be permitted under the lease).
A schedule of condition records the condition of a building or site at a particular point in time and may be supported by photographs, sketches or drawings.
It is often required at the beginning of a lease or prior to the commencement of construction work or in connection with litigation.
We usually quote fixed fees for the preparation of a schedule of condition; so call now for a no obligation quotation.
This traditional stone built cottage is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the town of Shrewsbury.
It is often required at the beginning of a lease or prior to the commencement of construction work or in connection with litigation.
We usually quote fixed fees for the preparation of a schedule of condition; so call now for a no obligation quotation.
This traditional stone built cottage is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the town of Shrewsbury.
Building surveys conducted by Chartered Building Surveyors, including pre-acquisition full structural surveys.
A building survey, sometimes called a structural survey or full building survey, is an inspection and assessment of the construction and condition of a building and does not include advice on its market value.
A building survey is usually required prior to purchase or taking a lease.
It may also be required prior to starting building work or in connection with a Planning Application to demonstrate that the building is capable of being altered or extended for a particular purpose.
A building survey, sometimes called a structural survey or full building survey, is an inspection and assessment of the construction and condition of a building and does not include advice on its market value.
A building survey is usually required prior to purchase or taking a lease.
It may also be required prior to starting building work or in connection with a Planning Application to demonstrate that the building is capable of being altered or extended for a particular purpose.
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