Enthusiastic, professional, skilled and trustworthy surveyor solving property preservation issues enjoying the day to day problem solving of clients remedial concerns. Qualified with CSRT and CSSW Accreditations. Damp Proofing, Fungal Decay (Dry & Wet Rot) Solutions, Woodworm treatment, Basement Waterproofing. Peter Cox has been based in Scotland for over 25 years and is widely recognised as a skilled, reliable specialist contractor for solving damp, woodworm and dry / wet rot problems.In the private residential market we have repaired many thousands of homes in the region and in the process established sound working relationships with estate agents, solicitors, valuation surveyors, building surveyors, mortgage lenders and Local Authority grant offices.We have also developed effective partnerships with Local Authorities and other large property owners, professional specifiers and building contractors. Peter Cox Ltd is the UK market leader in damp proofing, waterproofing, timber preservation, wall stabilisation, and other specialist property treatments.The company has wide ranging experience in the repair of housing both privately owned and public sector, as well as commercial and public buildings, churches and many listed properties.Our surveyors are highly trained and hold CSRT, CSSW, CTIS or CRDS certification.All our services are administered under a third party accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System.Peter Cox is a founder member of the Property Care Association (PCA) (formerly the British Wood Preserving and Damp-proofing Association) and through it, is a registered TrustMark contractor.Other memberships include the British Structural Waterproofing Association (BSWA) and the British Wall Tie and Structural Repair Association (BWTSRA).

• Asset management planning within strategic framework of Council’s corporate strategy• Provision of robust Strategies {Corporate Asset Strategy; Strategic Property AM Strategy; Service Property AM Plans}, and the fulfilment and monitoring of associated Action Plans• Integral member of the Project Teams’ in the Master-planning, CAMIS, Corporate Landlord and Stock Condition Surveys projects, all part of Transforming Renfrewshire programme• Co-ordinate the provision of an asset management information system• Development and maintenance of a property database with the ability to report priority ratings for maintenance investment & property utilisation• Provision of a high quality property management service, with emphasis on monitoring key diagnostic data and the provision of KPIs• To prepare concise reports addressing issues relevant to the asset management function• Development of a facilities management service, including condition & property utilisation surveys and provide support on matters such as health and safety compliance• Ensure arrangements for health & safety and monitoring performance are carried out in line with the Council’s corporate policies

Wealth Management• Analyse financial information to determine strategies for meeting clients' financial objectives• Review clients' accounts and plans regularly to determine whether life changes, economic changes, or financial performance indicate a need for plan reassessment• Recommend strategies clients can use to achieve their financial goals and objectives• Build and maintain client bases, keeping current client plans up-to-date and recruiting new clients on an ongoing basis

Completed APC in 2002 (MRICS).• writing detailed reports for purposes such as marketability and rent reviews• taking accurate measurements of sites and premises• valuing properties by applying expert knowledge and awareness of the local property market• advising on property values, land purchase, tenure issues and related legislation• applying appropriate law for landlord and tenant• managing all kinds of property on behalf of a landlord to meet the landlord's contractual obligations, ensuring compliance with the conditions of the tenancy, collecting rents and handling building maintenance and repair

assessing land and property use requirements• managing and taking a lead role in projects, from the earliest planning stages through to completion• identifying new opportunities by conducting research and networking• ensuring compliance with planning legislation and policy• using strong management skills to ensure that projects are managed successfully, efficiently and profitably for employers and clients• considering the physical, environmental and social impact of proposed developments• advocating the conservation and protection of historic or environmentally sensitive sites and areas