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No portal, no form, no contact funnel. Email or phone. I aim to come back with a fixed fee and a date inside one working day.

Dominic Bowkett, building surveyor
If you get in touch, this is who you’ll deal with

Direct contact

info@dominicbowkett.com

07946 618203

Email is the best way to reach me directly — especially for anything you need to put in writing or attach: floor plans, photos, the agent’s particulars, the EPC you already have.

If you ring, your call is answered and your details taken — I’m usually on site during the day — and I’ll ring you back the same day.

Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00–18:00. Out-of-hours messages picked up the next working morning.

Where I’m based

Hartfield, East Sussex. The practice is fully mobile — I come to the property, not the other way round.

Coverage

Kent, Sussex, Surrey and London. Postcodes worked regularly: TN, RH, ME, DA, BR, SE, E, RM, KT, CR, SM, BN. Outside that radius and the job is right? Get in touch — I’ll travel.

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What to include in an enquiry

Drop the points below in an email or repeat them on the phone. The more I know up front, the faster I can quote and the more accurate the number will be.

  • The property. Address or, if it’s pre-purchase and discreet, postcode and approximate age.
  • The service you think you need. Building survey, EPC, retrofit assessment, ventilation test — or “not sure”. I can help with the last one.
  • What you’re trying to do. Buying, selling, letting, refinancing, renovating, building from scratch, making it warmer, sorting damp.
  • The timeline. Exchange date, marketing date, mortgage offer expiry, planning condition deadline. If you’re flexible, say so.
  • Anything I should know. Listed status. Recent works. Known damp or movement. Tenant in situ. Difficult access. The bit the agent didn’t mention.

What you’ll get back

  • A short reply confirming I can help.
  • A fixed fee for the work.
  • A site-visit date that works around yours.
  • A clear scope, in plain English, of what you’ll be paying for.

If anything in the brief means I’m not the right person for the job, I’ll say so — and where possible, point you at someone who is.

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