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Bedfords Surveyors was established in 1973 as a practice of Chartered Building Surveyors. Over many decades, Bedfords has become renowned as an independent, respected voice of the industry, with every surveyor a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. Our firm is Regulated by RICS and we hold the highest standard of practice for all our clients.
Unit 16, Wrotham Business Park, EN5 4SZ, Barnet, United Kingdom
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From the moment we met the surveyor from Bedfords, we knew this was a man we could trust to oversee our project. The diligence and attention to detail was exemplary and his persistence and patience dealing with a difficult insurer was veru much appreciated by my wife and I. It has been a pleasure working with Bedfords during an otherwise stressful period of our lives.
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