Building Surveying

Extensive international experience across a range of high profile and complex technical assessments



Which survey do you need?

As one of the Middle East and Africa’s leading multi-disciplinary property consultancies, the building surveying team at Cavendish Maxwell provides unmatched value to our clients and their assets throughout the entire property lifecycle, from early planning and construction phases through to management and ongoing project maintenance.

Building pathology and condition surveys are the core remit of a chartered building surveyor. Our in-house teams possess extensive knowledge of construction and building defects, refined through years of experience from hundreds of building condition surveys and complex technical due diligence reports.

The team comprises only highly qualified building surveyors with extensive international experience across a range of high profile and complex technical assessments, allowing us to offer comprehensive services, unrivalled elsewhere within the region. As one of the few local consultancies to be both RICS and Society of Engineers registered, as well as Dubai Land Department (DLD) and Real Estate Regulatory Agency (RERA) approved, our specialist property inspections and reports comply with the highest local and international standards.

We provide three different surveys. Read our guide to find out which survey you need.

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