Surveyor Roles
Why Choose Timberwise?
Our professional experience has been gained over 5 decades and is backed up by long-term guarantees.
Our Pride
Timberwise is the UK’s largest family run, Specialist Property Care Company and that is something we are very proud to say.
What We Offer
Our services include basement waterproofing, dry rot, wet rot, damp proofing and woodworm amongst many more.
Surveyor Roles
Timberwise is a company built on the trust of our customers, and the reliability of our team. This means that our surveyors are the heartbeat of our company, performing the crucial work which identifies what problems a property might have, and what work might be needed to mediate them.
Why Choose Timberwise?
Our professional experience has been gained over 5 decades and is backed up by long-term guarantees.
Our Pride
Timberwise is the UK’s largest family run, Specialist Property Care Company and that is something we are very proud to say.
What We Offer
Our services include basement waterproofing, dry rot, wet rot, damp proofing and woodworm amongst many more.
Surveyor Roles
Timberwise is a company built on the trust of our customers, and the reliability of our team.
This means that our surveyors are the heartbeat of our company, performing the crucial work which identifies what problems a property might have, and what work might be needed to mediate them.
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What Being a Surveyor at Timberwise Means
Timberwise is a company that exists because of the trust our customers place in us. Our team of surveyors spend their time out on site, meeting with customers, and acting as a representative of the expertise Timberwise offers.
Our surveyors are often the first faces of Timberwise that our customers see, and this means that taking on the role of a surveyor comes with the opportunity to present the company well.
You will be tasked with offering polite, respectful, and effective customer service whilst demonstrating the expertise in the elements of property care that made the survey necessary in the first place.
Often, this means working alone out on site, visiting various locations in a single day with no two projects ever looking entirely the same. Your days might be incredibly varied, but you will always be ready to provide an expert opinion on what a properties problems might be, or could be depending on an owners actions.
You will be directly responsible for making sure that the customer decides to take the next step with Timberwise, and that they make the decision to go with us for the remedial works you outline in your report.
What Being a Surveyor at Timberwise Means
Timberwise is a company that exists because of the trust our customers place in us. Our team of surveyors spend their time out on site, meeting with customers, and acting as a representative of the expertise Timberwise offers.
Our surveyors are often the first faces of Timberwise that our customers see, and this means that taking on the role of a surveyor comes with the opportunity to present the company well.
You will be tasked with offering polite, respectful, and effective customer service whilst demonstrating the expertise in the elements of property care that made the survey necessary in the first place.
Often, this means working alone out on site, visiting various locations in a single day with no two projects ever looking entirely the same. Your days might be incredibly varied, but you will always be ready to provide an expert opinion on what a properties problems might be, or could be depending on an owners actions.
Being a surveyor for Timberwise means that you are going to be part of a larger team. One of our customer services operatives will have set up the survey appointment for you, and following your report a technician will be visiting to carry out the works.
You will be directly responsible for making sure that the customer decides to take the next step with Timberwise, and that they make the decision to go with us for the remedial works you outline in your report.
More importantly than anything else though, is that being a surveyor means you are part of Timberwise. We are a company with over fifty years in the world of property care, and we have garnered an outstanding reputation for customer service and work delivered.
You will be a part of this ongoing commitment to excellence, supported by a team dedicated to growing Timberwise through the years.
What Our Surveyors Mean To Us
Timberwise is a company that exists because of the trust our customers place in us. Our team of surveyors spend their time out on site, meeting with customers, and acting as a representative of the expertise Timberwise offers.
Our surveyors are often the first faces of Timberwise that our customers see, and this means that taking on the role of a surveyor comes with the opportunity to present the company well.
You will be tasked with offering polite, respectful, and effective customer service whilst demonstrating the expertise in the elements of property care that made the survey necessary in the first place.
Often, this means working alone out on site, visiting various locations in a single day with no two projects ever looking entirely the same. Your days might be incredibly varied, but you will always be ready to provide an expert opinion on what a properties problems might be, or could be depending on an owners actions.
Being a surveyor for Timberwise means that you are going to be part of a larger team. One of our customer services operatives will have set up the survey appointment for you, and following your report a technician will be visiting to carry out the works.
You will be directly responsible for making sure that the customer decides to take the next step with Timberwise, and that they make the decision to go with us for the remedial works you outline in your report.
More importantly than anything else though, is that being a surveyor means you are part of Timberwise. We are a company with over fifty years in the world of property care, and we have garnered an outstanding reputation for customer service and work delivered.
You will be a part of this ongoing commitment to excellence, supported by a team dedicated to growing Timberwise through the years.
We know that our team conduct themselves well, but we also rely upon their knowledge. It will be up to every surveyor to analyse and make a judgement on a properties problems on their own.
Self agency is important, and making sure that you have been as thorough and precise in your surveying is going to be of paramount importance. You will be trusted to do this all on your own, equipped with all of the tools and professional training we can provide.
What You Can Expect
Timberwise is a company that exists because of the trust our customers place in us. Our team of surveyors spend their time out on site, meeting with customers, and acting as a representative of the expertise Timberwise offers.
Our surveyors are often the first faces of Timberwise that our customers see, and this means that taking on the role of a surveyor comes with the opportunity to present the company well.
You will be tasked with offering polite, respectful, and effective customer service whilst demonstrating the expertise in the elements of property care that made the survey necessary in the first place.
Often, this means working alone out on site, visiting various locations in a single day with no two projects ever looking entirely the same. Your days might be incredibly varied, but you will always be ready to provide an expert opinion on what a properties problems might be, or could be depending on an owners actions.
Being a surveyor for Timberwise means that you are going to be part of a larger team. One of our customer services operatives will have set up the survey appointment for you, and following your report a technician will be visiting to carry out the works.
You will be directly responsible for making sure that the customer decides to take the next step with Timberwise, and that they make the decision to go with us for the remedial works you outline in your report.
More importantly than anything else though, is that being a surveyor means you are part of Timberwise. We are a company with over fifty years in the world of property care, and we have garnered an outstanding reputation for customer service and work delivered.
You will be a part of this ongoing commitment to excellence, supported by a team dedicated to growing Timberwise through the years.
We know that our team conduct themselves well, but we also rely upon their knowledge. It will be up to every surveyor to analyse and make a judgement on a properties problems on their own.
Self agency is important, and making sure that you have been as thorough and precise in your surveying is going to be of paramount importance. You will be trusted to do this all on your own, equipped with all of the tools and professional training we can provide.
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What Our Surveyors Mean To Us
Being a surveyor means that you are going to be granted access to peoples homes, their places of work, and other important places. That means we expect our surveyors to act with the utmost respect and professionalism at all times, to uphold our reputation for excellence on every job we do.
This means that we expect our surveyors to present themselves well, to treat the customers looking to us for help fairly, and to take on both the personal and professional responsibility of rooting out any and all property care issues when requested, regardless of who has requested a survey.
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What You Can Expect
As a surveyor, you will be connected to larger regional team, but the majority of your time will be spent out visiting locations in need of surveying services. This might mean one day you visit a number of domestic homes, and the next you could be walking through a stately home on the hunt for woodworm.
You need to be ready to adapt to all kinds of different environments whilst surveying – we can provide all the gear, but you will be the one on the scene, ready to help.
Once your work surveying is done, you will need to present the client with your report.
Your findings will inform the customer with what work will need to be done on the property, and your demeanor, expertise, and overall people skills are going to dictate whether or not that customer decides to move ahead with our proposed works.
Timberwise were recently awarded the 2023 PCA Best Practise Award for Training and Staff Development, and this award-winning training will be passed on to you if you decide to join us, so that you need in order to provide the excellent level of service Timberwise is known for.
This includes on-the-job training, professional certifications from the likes of the Property Care Association, or even setting you up with a more experienced mentor who can help instruct you and provide advice if you are ever unsure regarding your findings.
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What We Expect
