From our offices in Brighton and Southampton, MacConvilles are a multi-disciplinary construction consultant and have been delivering award-winning surveying services across the South East since 1938. From The University of Sussex to the world-famous Royal Pavilion, we’ve been helping shape the construction landscape. As an experienced consultancy, we’ve built a highly qualified team of chartered surveyors, chartered builders, chartered project managers, chartered engineers and health and safety professionals.
This breadth and depth of expertise ensures we offer the following first class, professional consultancy services:
- Quantity Surveying and Cost Management
- Building Surveying
- Project and Programme Management
- Employer’s Agent
- Clerk of Works
- CDM and Principal Designer
From these core skills, we have developed the following specialist skills:
- Risk Management Advice
- Value Engineering Advice
- Party Wall Surveying
- Dilapidation Surveys
- Dispute Avoidance and Resolution
- Procurement Advice
- Conservation Advice
- Defect Analysis and Expert Report
- Repairs and Refurbishment and Planning
- Design and Space Planning
- Planned Maintenance and Stock Condition Surveys
- Measured Building Surveys
- Fire Reinstatement Valuations
Under the leadership of Joint Managing Directors Ben Coombs BA (Hons) MSc MRICS and Toby Rollestone BSc (Hons) MRICS alongside Operations Director Terry Nitman MCIOB, Quantity Surveying Director Robert Francis BSc (Hons) MCIOB, Building Surveying Director Pat Begley BSc (Hons) and Project Management Director and Southampton Office lead Victoria Chircop BA (Hons) MSc MAPM, MacConvilles operates across London and the South East of England. We have developed extensive expertise gained working alongside private, public and third sector organisations that few can match. Our client base includes both private and public organisations, developers and individuals with projects ranging from complex, multi-million-pound schemes to smaller domestic alterations with new build and refurbishment projects across the following sectors:
- Residential – both private and affordable
- Health – including hospitals and care facilities
- Education – including private, public, state funded and universities
- Heritage
- Commercial – including restaurants
- Industrial
- Retail
- Leisure
- Ecclesiastic