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News Release from: DM Hall
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 12 December 2005
DM Hall builds up Building Surveying
Department
DM Hall Chartered Surveyors has made a significant investment in its building surveying department through the appointment of key personnel.
DM Hall Chartered Surveyors, one of Scotland's largest independent partnerships, has made a significant investment in its building surveying department through the appointment of key personnel with the aim of bolstering its services to clients throughout Scotland Leonard Verschueren joins the firm as Senior Building Surveyor with responsibility for the west of Scotland while Alan Oliver joins as Senior Building Surveyor, with responsibility for the east and north of the country
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 12 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Mr Verschueren has provided a number of established surveying practices in the west of Scotland with building surveying expertise over recent years, whilst Alan Oliver has worked for several years with property companies and has most recently been offering general management consultancy services to various businesses.
Two other senior appointments to the west of Scotland department are chartered building surveyors Kenny McDonald, joining from Doig and Smith, and Fiona Rogerson, who most recently worked with Thomas and Adamson, while Jim Moir, a long-term building surveyor with DM Hall, fulfils an equivalent role within the east of Scotland department.
Andrew McFarlane, partner in DM Hall, and a specialist in building surveying, said, "These appointments, representing a considerable investment in our building surveying department, enhance our capability to provide a range of locally based services nationwide and place building surveying at the centre of DM Hall's portfolio of property services".
This investment in its building surveying department means that DM Hall is now ideally placed to offer a comprehensive building surveying service to corporate and residential clients throughout the length and breadth of Scotland.
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