Directory of Surveyors Resources

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This category leads to websites for Surveyors with offices in England, though those with only one office will only be found in their  Locality.
For those county categories showing the ⇞-symbol at the end of the path, the Surveyors with an office only in one locality of that county may be shown by clicking that ⇞-symbol, eg:-   Devon.

Resources in This Category

• Collier Stevens

  http://www.collier-stevens.co.uk/
  MRICS with access consultants, specialists in residential preparation of building surveys and homebuyer reports. Based in Eltham and Hythe, with associate offices in Sussex, Surrey, Essex and Lincolnshire.

• Frazers Chartered Surveyors

  http://www.frazers.co.uk/
  Surveyors covering South and West London and surrounding counties. Offices in Kingston, Woking and Haslemere.

• George F White

  http://www.georgefwhite.co.uk/
  Chartered land and estate agents, offering agricultural, commercial and residential services, from the Humber to the Tweed, from offices in Alnwick, Bedale and Wolsingham.

• Gould & Co

  http://www.gouldandco.co.uk/
  Surveyors and letting agents in the West Midlands and Devon. Profile, services and available properties.

• Harding Bond Limited

  http://hardingbond.co.uk/
  Chartered surveyors. Provides profile with details of services offered. East Sussex, London and Kent.

• Marshalls Chartered Surveyors

  http://www.marshallsgroup.com/
  Surveying services in The Thames Valley.

• Witcombe Surveyors Ltd

  http://www.witcombesurveyors.co.uk/
  Offers surveys and inspections, specialist in heritage and conservation projects. Provides details of services with team profiles. Offices in Hastings, Robertsbridge and Rye.

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