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Dilapidations and Disputes – How a Surveyor can Help
Dilapidations and disputes over repair obligations are often one of the most problematic areas with regard to leasehold premises. Landlords…
Life of a Building Surveyor – Part 5
When working beyond the central belt, it is not uncommon to find yourself passing large country estates. These estates and…
The Eco-Friendly Principle We use for Old and New Building Projects
Having recently read a few Philip Hesketh books, an anecdote of his about a fountain pen made me think about…
When a Newly Built Chapel Becomes a Place of Worship
On a construction project, completion is marked in various ways – by certifying Practical Completion, the local authority accepting the…
Privacy Notice
We ask that you read this privacy notice carefully as it contains important information about how and why GLM collect,…
The Life of a Building Surveyor – Part 1
If I asked you which profession allows you to spend a high percentage of your working life outdoors and gives…
What You Need To Know About Your Slate Roof
Slatework roofs generally lasts somewhere between about 75 and 150 years before it becomes inevitable that it should be replaced. …
Building Projects – Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for some answers to those key questions about your building projects? Here, David answers some of the ones we…
A Guide to Ground Source Heat Pumps
I have recently joined GLM after 7 years at Orkney Islands Council where I gained significant experience specifying renewable energy…
A brief history of glass for Windows
Glass making went through various stages of evolution and its subsequent use for building windows. The very earliest glass was…
The Sash Window: Probably the Best Window In The World
The vertically sliding sash and case window takes some beating. You can open it at the top to let out…
Project Update: New Build Chapel on the West Coast, October 2017
A lot has happened since the last update and we are heading rapidly towards a dedication service just a few…
