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Established in 1988, today we are one of the UK’s most trusted – yet modern – surveying businesses. We believe in pushing the industry forward, doing everything we can to uphold standards and best practice while harnessing the power of technology to deliver a uniquely efficient, accurate and cost-effective service for our clients nationwide. Coordinated from our head office in Warwickshire with bases in Gloucestershire, Buckinghamshire, Yorkshire and Sussex, we work with a large network of Topographical and Land Surveyors, Measured Building Surveyors and Underground Utility Surveyors.
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Midland Survey Ltd, Cromwell House, Westfield Road, CV47 0JH, Southam, United Kingdom
- 01926 810811
- mail@midlandsurvey.co.uk
- midlandsurvey.co.uk
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