Ashley Parkinson
Director
Director
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Ashley is a Director based in our Manchester office, leading the Building Surveying team. He specialises in contract administration, project management, pre-acquisition surveys, dilapidations, technical due diligence and reinstatement cost assessments, with extensive experience across education, retail, office, industrial, residential, hotel and leisure sectors.
He has over 11 years' experience delivering building surveying services to a diverse client base, providing strategic advice on design and specification, party wall matters, condition surveys and project monitoring. His work encompasses both advisory and hands-on project delivery, supporting clients through complex property transactions and development schemes.
Prior to joining, Ashley gained experience at a global real estate services company as a Chartered Building Surveyor and previously worked at a global quantity surveying and construction consultancy, progressing through building surveying roles. He is a Chartered Building Surveyor (MRICS) and holds a degree in Building Surveying from Northumbria University.
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340 Deansgate, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M3 4LY
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