Chartered Building Surveyors

“I commissioned Stephen Hodge Associates Ltd to design and oversee the building of a large two storey extension on to our existing cottage. Following visits from their competitors, I chose to appoint them on the basis of their obvious knowledge, professional approach and innovative design which was sympathetic to our surroundings. The end result suited our family’s needs perfectly and has been enjoyed by us and admired by friends and family.”

A. Baird

“Right from the very first phone call through to completion of our project Stephen & Jon were the consummate professionals in every detail of their work. Their diligence and expertise ensured our fire-damaged building was restored to perfect condition with standards of workmanship & care above and beyond our expectations. Would thoroughly recommend Stephen & his Team.”

M. Creed

“Living abroad and wishing to return to the UK, we needed a local expert to manage repairs at the cottage we had bought for our retirement. Once we had identified a realistic list of repairs, S Hodge and Associates organised an open tendering process that allowed us to discuss our requirements with reputable local builders.

The builders progressed with the work efficiently. Overseen by the keen eye of Stephen Hodge and his Associates, any problems (inevitable with an old house) were resolved pragmatically. Stephen Hodge took responsibility for all the legal and contractual aspects and provided a reliable and friendly service.”   

R. Gater

“My legal cover arranged for Stephen Hodge to do an expert witness report after a builder ruined my new kitchen whilst attempting to install it.  I would recommend to anyone that has had poor building work done to their house to get an expert witness report by Stephen Hodge. The report clearly explained all the defects and the cost of putting it right and who was to blame which is incredibly useful at such a stressful time.  Next time and hopefully for more exciting reasons, I know who to contact for chartered building surveyors.” 

J. Nielson