How the Building Safety Act and Section 20 consultations are colliding—and how to protect your funds.
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Installing suitable equipment is only ever the beginning. Regular inspection, testing and maintenance are essential to ensure it remains effective.
Water can quickly spread through floors, ceilings and communal areas, potentially affecting several homes before the source is identified.
An ageing heating system may appear to be saving money while it continues to work, but repeated repairs, inefficient operation and increasing safety risks can tell a different story.
Regular maintenance, clear emergency responsibilities and good communication give residents and building managers a stronger starting point when severe weather arrives.
Chris Shattock has been promoted to Director and Head of Commercial Surveying, a year after he joined the business.
The Government published its partial response to the Energy Performance of Buildings consultation on 21 January 2026.
In some residential buildings, the absence of a Fire Strategy may only become apparent when the document is requested.
For many, purchasing a flat in an older building represents a chance to live somewhere with genuine architectural or historical interest.
For residents of historic mansion blocks and converted buildings, the lift can be much more than a means of getting from one floor to another.