J C Surveyors
Building surveying and property advice for commercial and residential property owners, landlords and tenants
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About J C Surveyors
JC Surveyors Ltd is an independent firm of Chartered Building Surveyors providing surveying services and property advice for commercial and residential property.
Services include building surveys, pre-purchase due diligence, party wall surveying, dilapidations, measured surveys, project management, refurbishment advice and defect analysis. The firm is based in South Norfolk and was founded in 2020.
Product: Chartered building surveying, architectural services, project management and property advice.
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