Neil is the company Principal, having established McKelvie Lloyd in 1990. He is a building surveyor who is qualified as a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and an RICS Registered Valuer. Having inspected thousands of buildings across the area over more than 35 years, Neil has extensive knowledge of building construction and defects.
That knowledge, coupled with a strong eye for detail and a pragmatic approach to client advice, has led to many previous clients returning for advice over the years. He has a particular interest in historic buildings and is fortunate enough to have inspected some of the region's most interesting structures, some dating as far back as the Thirteenth Century.
That knowledge, coupled with a strong eye for detail and a pragmatic approach to client advice, has led to many previous clients returning for advice over the years. He has a particular interest in historic buildings and is fortunate enough to have inspected some of the region's most interesting structures, some dating as far back as the Thirteenth Century.
Services
McKelvie Lloyd is an entirely independent firm of Chartered Surveyors with a strong reputation for extensive experience, knowledge and professionalism, developed over more than 35 years in practice. Providing independent, impartial advice we pride ourselves on taking time to understand every client's individual needs and delivering an effective personalised service.
McKelvie Lloyd has wide experience in dealing with residential property of almost all types and ages, from medieval buildings to brand new houses. Our understanding of different construction types and defects, coupled with extensive knowledge of the local area, enables us to provide comprehensive and pragmatic advice.
McKelvie Lloyd acts for current and prospective owner-occupiers, landlords and tenants of many different types of commercial property including shops, offices, pubs, restaurants, factories, warehouses and general business units. A detailed inspection undertaken on behalf of purchasers and prospective tenants, this type of survey provides comprehensive advice on the state of repair and maintenance requirements of a building.
For many years Chartered Surveyors have undertaken detailed inspections of properties, in order to advise on the state of repair. These were variously referred to as structural surveys, detailed surveys and full surveys. Such inspections are now known as Building Surveys. The purpose of a Building Survey is to advise, in detail, on the state of repair of the property inspected.
Valuations of residential property are carried out by our surveyors to current professional and legal guidance. Written valuation advice is provided in accordance with the most recent version of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Global Valuation Standards, commonly referred to as the 'Red Book'.
Reviews (1)
Miles W.
Oct 21, 2019
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I’d just like to say what a fantastic experience I had using McKelvie Lloyd.
From the outset the service was impeccable. A wealth of no obligation knowledge was provided over the phone, upon which I knew that you were the right people to work with.
The report is very thorough and covers all aspects.
I really appreciated the phone call after the report was issued to discuss.
Hopefully work together again soon.
Miles
From the outset the service was impeccable. A wealth of no obligation knowledge was provided over the phone, upon which I knew that you were the right people to work with.
The report is very thorough and covers all aspects.
I really appreciated the phone call after the report was issued to discuss.
Hopefully work together again soon.
Miles
