Five ways, and none of them involve a form that disappears into a queue. You'll be dealing with me either way — there's nobody else here.
Pick a slot that suits you. No presentation, no deck — a conversation about how your practice actually runs. If I don't think I can help, I'll tell you on the call rather than take your money and find out later.
If I'm on site or at work I'll not always answer, but I ring everybody back the same day.
Quickest if you're in the car between jobs. Send a line, or a photo of a report page you'd like to see written up, and I'll reply when I'm off the road.
Tell me your practice name and roughly how many surveys a week you do, and I'll come back with something specific rather than a brochure.
If you'd rather not ring yet
A few boxes. Tell me what you write your reports in at the moment and I'll come back with something specific rather than a brochure. I reply within a day.
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If you haven't run the free Google profile audit yet, it's worth two minutes first. It'll tell you where your practice ranks for the searches that matter and how your reviews compare locally — and it means our conversation starts with your actual numbers rather than my opinions.
Fourth Impact · Adam Humphrey · working with building surveying practices across the UK. I won't work with two practices within ten miles of each other, so if your area is already taken I'll say so straight away.