Ep 9 - Commercial Building Surveys With Graham Cardoe

Building Surveying For Professionals Podcast

In this episode of the For Professionals Podcast we've got Graham Cardoe back on the sofa, this time straight from his home, talking about his experience and views of Commercial Building Surveying. Graham has been working as a Building Surveyor since the 1970s and brings a massive amount of commercial experience along with him.
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The Podcast Team.
1. (1:21) What is a commercial building survey?
2. (4.51) What is the difference between a residential and a commercial building survey?
3. (4.51) When would I need to get a commercial survey done?
4. (7.14) Are there any other specialists that are needed to carry out a comprehensive survey and why are they involved and what sort of things do they do?
5. (8.38) What is covered within these different types of commercial surveys so I’m thinking acquisition, occupiers, vendors those sort of things?
6. (13.48) A vendor has already had a survey completed do I really need my own survey?
7. (16.00) How long does it take to get a commercial survey?
8. (16.58) what are the risks if I don’t get a commercial survey before selling, taking a Lease or perhaps purchasing a commercial property?
9. (19:26) How do I go about actually getting a commercial survey booked?
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