Senior hire at surveying firm
David Clare has joined Allcott Associates at partner level, looking after the residential arm of the company.
Clare’s career in the built environment has spanned several decades, over which time he has worked at a senior level in loss adjusting and antiquities, before moving into residential surveying.
He brings a wealth of conservation and heritage expertise to the firm. He also has in-depth knowledge of RICS rules and requirements, and says he is looking forward to building on Allcott’s excellent reputation within the Level 3 surveying sector, ensuring continued compliance with professional standards and further development and improvement of their survey offering.
He will be based in Somerset.
He said: “I’m really excited to be joining Allcott Associates and using the skills I have developed over the years to support the firm with growth and development, while maintaining an excellent standard of work.
“I’m particularly looking forward to working closely with the surveying team to make the most of the diverse range of specialisms that we have in the firm. The in-house expertise is vast, and I’m delighted to have the opportunity to support the surveyors with learning new skills from their colleagues to further develop their own careers.”
Timothy Allcott, managing partner, said: “We’ve known of David’s outstanding reputation in our industry for some time, and we couldn’t be happier that he has chosen to join our company. David’s experience in compliance and management will benefit our internal team and our clients alike, making sure that we always offer an excellent, competitive service that allays our clients’ concerns and supports them in the home buying process.
“Allcott Associates’ year-on-year growth is testament to the quality of work we produce. Maintaining that standard as we expand is crucial to both our success and consumer confidence in the surveying industry. I’m confident that David is the right person to manage our growth in a way that ensures the highest professional standards over the coming years.”
