Whether it’s a typical property survey or it is the case of an inspection for remedial repairs, when inspecting basements or below ground structures, what are the key considerations? What are the limitations and implications for those who inspect below ground structures? AND…whether it be preparing survey reports to communicate findings to clients or what to look out for if considering a conversions of a below ground space…what should you be evaluating and how do you find specialist help?
To find out the answers and more, click on the video and watch PCA's James Berry as he provide some key evaluation techniques and shares insights & knowledge
James Berry joined the Property Care Association (PCA) team as Technical Manager in 2016 having previously worked as a surveyor for a national preservation company. He holds a degree in Applied Geology and both the CSRT and CSSW accreditations. He is passionate about the need for adopting a holistic approach to tackling moisture in the built environment and is the lead on the new Residential Ventilation Group sector of the PCA. James is also responsible for the running of the structural waterproofing sector of the association.
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