We've reached Practical Completion at our site at St. Modwen Park Burton for a new 103,000 sq.ft. Industrial and Logistics warehouse...
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Prosurv Consult took part in a Charity Football Tournament in aid of the Douglas Macmillan Hospice.
Prosurv were appointed to provide Employer’s Agent, Quantity Surveying and Pre-Contract Principal Designer Services on the construction of a new Primary School at Hilton, Derbyshire.
Our Golf Day was held at the iconic Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, where we were fortunate enough to play the Twenty Ten Course.
Prosurv are proud to have entered Building Magazine's Top 150 Consultants (at 114th) and Top 50 Project Managers (at 33rd place).
Prosurv are excited to announce that yet again we have been shortlisted as finalists in the 'Construction Consultant / Surveyor of the Year (fewer than 100 staff)' category at the Building Awards 2019!
Prosurv attended a ground breaking ceremony at Etruria Valley earlier this week ahead of the construction of a Industrial and Trade Park scheme due for completion in March 2020.
Prosurv are delighted to announce that we have won the Staffordshire Chambers Business Award for 'Professional Services of the Year' 2019... for the second year running!
Prosurv are proud to be have been involved as Project Manager and Employer’s Agent to oversee the construction of the state-of-the-art building, located on the site of the existing children’s hospice in Trentham, Stoke-on-Trent. The new £3m facility, which was completed on time and within budget in December will open formally in April and will … Continued
Sold in 1979, the Trentham Estate fell into serious decline and disrepair, changing ownership twice until all 725 acres were purchased from British Coal in 1996.
Prosurv project managed the demolition, remediation and construction of site infrastructure and landscaping in addition to the construction of over 350,000 sq. ft. of industrial units and offices.
Prosurv are appointed to project manage the land mark development at Coed Darcy, South Wales.
