About Build Perception
Specialist in residential property surveys across the south east. Chartered with the CIOB

Conveniently located on the Kent coast in 2 locations. Our main office is in Martin Mill on the outskirts of Dover. Our 2nd office is in Earls Avenue in the West End of Folkestone. Serving the local area across south east Kent.
Our professional services range from surveying to project management. Chartered with the CIOB (chartered institute of building). A member of the RPSA (residential property surveyors association). Founded by Alan Edmunds MCIOB. Building surveyor and Building Consultant. He has over 23 years experience in the construction industry. We provide Surveyor services, building services & Drone Surveys.
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