Adam Cliff (pictured above, centre) and Callum Major (left) have joined the firm’s Leeds office, while Mike McGoldrick (below) has been recruited by the Newcastle office, which opened in January.

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Ian Harrington, head of building surveying at Eddisons, said: “All three of our new assistant building surveyors will play an important role in helping the team deliver a high standard of work and first-class service and it is particularly rewarding to be able to use our expertise in a sector that helps to improve young people’s lives every day.”
 

Mike McGoldrick will be based at the Newcastle office

The property consultant claims to have experienced a recent surge in demand for its building surveying services from academy schools and sixth-form colleges in the North and London that have secured funding for refurbishment or expansion via the government’s Education Funding Agency.

Ian added that Eddisons was excited about starting work with its new education sector clients. 

In the current round of Condition Improvement Fund bids, Eddisons submitted 14 applications and secured capital funding for 11 academy schools for projects costs of more than £4.5m.