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As part of our partnership with Mears Group, we provided technical support to obtain Energy Company Obligation (ECO) to 180 properties on behalf of livin.
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Elvet was appointed as consultants to undertake building surveying services on behalf of Chester-le-Street housing provider, Cestria Community Housing Association.
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We carried out a feasibility study on a multi-story block of apartments in Tarfside, Scotland on behalf of Mears Group.
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We were appointed by County Durham housing provider, livin to provide technical assistance to secure Green Deal Home Improvement Funding to support two developments.
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Elvet was appointed by Your Homes Newcastle to provide technical assistance for the preparation of an application to secure European funding.
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We have been successfully working with Mears Group for the last three years to undertake cavity wall inspections and deliver Energy Performance Certificates (EPC’s) to void properties on behalf of housing provider, livin.
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Elvet Chartered Surveyors are licensed BREEAM Code for Sustainable Homes Assessors, offering pre-assessment guidance, design review, design stage and post-construction assessment. Our surveyors are qualified Home Quality Mark assessors and can provide consultation on how to achieve this accreditation at any stage of the pre-development stage.
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We were commissioned to validate Derwentside Homes’ existing energy profile database and update the system to ensure it complied with current regulations. To guarantee the successful delivery of this project we were required to liaise with all key internal stakeholders to obtain the information required to produce an accurate dataset.
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Elvet Construction Consultants were appointed as the NEC Project Manager and Site Supervisor to deliver the £2.4m Villa Real Bridge Realignment Project on behalf of Durham County Council.
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