When should you consider calling in a Consultant?

If you are involved in a dispute and not achieving the outcome you desire from the professionals you are involved with it may require that you retain the services of an experienced Independent Consultant who can provide you with a more detailed expert and ‘forensic’ analysis of the issue and prepare a report on your behalf.  This report can then be seen by the other party and, in some instances, a Court.  The report will be independent and impartial and will comply with specific procedure rules.

Where can construction defects occur?

  • Builderwork

  • Joinerwork

  • Architect Drawings

  • Incomplete Work

  • Non-Compliant Work

  • Litigation / Conveyancing

If you are: An existing home owner who is having problems with recent works carried out by a builder or other related professional such as an architect or project manager or a home owner who has recently purchased a property and an issue has come to light that was not recorded in the Home Owner’s Report.

You may also be: A prospective purchaser looking for an in depth report on the fabric of a potential property/building, a solicitor or other professional requiring an Expert Witness.

Who should use a Construction Consultant?

  • Aggrieved Home Owners

  • Prospective Property Purchasers

  • Planning Consultants

  • Conveyancing Solicitors

  • Architects

  • Main and Sub Contractors

Do I need a Construction Consultant?

Martin Richardson is a member of The Cross Party Construction Group. The aim of the Group is to ensure that Scotland has a world-class construction industry delivering best value for its clients, a safe environment on its sites and a proper career path and employment prospects for its people.

The Cross-Party Group is the forum for Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs), stakeholders and interested parties to engage directly with each other in order to raise awareness of the opportunities and challenges facing the sector and to better inform the development of policy in this important area.

Contact Martin at MPR Consultants today to discuss your situation, confidentially and without obligation, or if you prefer, email us using our Contact form.

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