Great George Street 27, St. Brandon's House, BS1 5QT Bristol, England, GB
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Vickery Holman are commercial property consultants based in Cornwall, Devon and Bristol. The largest multi-disciplined surveyors in the South West.
Great George Street 27, St. Brandon's House, BS1 5QT, Bristol, England, United Kingdom
3.7
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Professional and efficient firm. Their surveyors implicitly understand how to navigate the 'obstacle course' that feature requirements of their client and the needs of the customer. Not cheap and cheerful which they are not. But large capital is at stake anyway and you will have the confidence that the job is being done properly.
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