Delivering new homes in Chorley.
Pick Everard is providing Project Management, Quantity Surveying and Building Surveying duties to existing client Chorley Council on...
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About
Pick Everard is a leading independent, multi-professional consultancy practice working within the property, infrastructure and construction industry. Our professional advice in the fields of design, engineering and management services give clients across all sectors the best solution for their projects in the built environment. Judgement gained through our 150 years of experience, combined with the current industry knowledge of our people, supports the delivery of an integrated solution for your property, construction and infrastructure requirements. We mobilise a collaborative combination of the full range of construction disciplines, to engage, develop and deliver better built environments. Pick Everard is a traditional partnership which has grown to become a national practice operating from ten offices in the UK, including London, Bury St Edmunds, Cardiff, Derby, Glasgow, Inverness, Leicester, Manchester, Nottingham and Taunton.
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- Halford House Charles Street Leicester LE1 1HA
- 0345 045 0050
- Leicester@pickeverard.co.uk
- www.pickeverard.co.uk
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