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Private Building Control inspector


WillyH

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  • 2 months later...

Hi Jess,


I have used Andy Travers (Andrew Travers) of Quadrant Building Control, I got him through recommendations on this forum. His fee is reasonable for a private building control. You would expect to pay about 20-25% more than the council but you get to deal with just one person through out your project, rather than the council, you just never know who you might get each time they come to inspect your project.


In fact, he is due to come back for final inspection on our flat in East Dulwich soon. He is helpful and communicative. I would recommend him. Have a look at the Quadrant website.


Hope this helps.


Willy.

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