Carpenter Surveyors launch company rebrand and new website

On Wednesday 6th September 2023, Carpenter Surveyors launched the redesign of their company branding. They unveiled a new contemporary look to modernise their appearance and celebrate 35 years in business.

Founded in 1988, Carpenter Surveyors' success is based on sound principles, including a strong belief in the role of the independent Chartered Surveyor, a clear understanding of our clients' needs, and their right to receive structured, personal, yet professional advice.

In addition to embracing the traditional values of the company's successful history, the new branding introduces a contemporary statement of intent for the future that is centered around modern technology, sustainability, and exceptional customer service.

The firm redesigned their logo, website, and marketing literature working with local marketing experts.

Ian Bullock, Managing Director said:
"Carpenter Surveyors decided 2023 was the ideal time to revitalise our brand. We are an established and well-respected name in surveying and valuation, but as the company continues to grow and adapt internally, we wanted to make sure our branding reflected this, while not losing sight of the company's proud heritage.

Our initial feedback from clients, staff, and the local community has been incredibly positive, so we feel we've achieved the right balance.

By working with Carpenter Surveyors, you’re helping us create a healthier and more sustainable world, both locally and globally. As a company, we are committed to protecting the environment and look forward to the next stage of our business."

Carpenter Surveyors offer professional and efficient solutions for all building requirements, from RICS-accredited building surveys and valuations to expert witness reports.

In addition to supporting purchasers, the firm works with a large range of businesses, from estate agents to IFAs and solicitors too.

The company supports a number of local and global sustainability projects, from tree planting, to funding certified climate avoidance projects, through to calculating its own business’ footprint and sponsoring a beehive in Herefordshire at Staunton Park.