For Quantity Surveyors
Quantity Surveyors — Introducer Partner
You've prepared the cost plan. You know the build costs inside out. Your client now needs development finance — and lenders need your QS report as part of their due diligence. Introduce us and we'll make sure the funding structure matches the cost plan you've prepared.
Quantity surveyors are already inside the project — costing the build, advising on procurement, often lined up as monitoring surveyor. That makes a QS uniquely well placed to see when a developer client needs funding, and to see it early.
A scheme with a robust cost plan and a credible QS attached is exactly what development lenders want to see. Introducing the client to a specialist broker turns your cost expertise into a funded, deliverable project. We produce the development appraisal and cashflow around your cost plan, present the scheme to our lender panel, and structure the finance needed to build it — with no involvement in the cost or construction workstream that is yours.
Why Partner With Us
Benefits for Quantity Surveyors
Seamless Integration
Your cost plan is central to the lender's appraisal. By introducing us, you ensure the funding structure accurately reflects the costs you've prepared.
Earn Introduction Fees
A meaningful fee for every completed deal. You're already involved — the introduction is natural and valuable.
Secure Your Own Fees
Projects that get funded get built. QS fees during construction are contingent on the project proceeding. Helping secure funding protects your own revenue.
Monitoring Surveyor Work
Many of our lenders appoint independent monitoring surveyors. If you're not conflicted, there may be additional monitoring work available.
Better Drawdown Management
When QS and broker work together from the start, drawdown processes run smoother — less friction, fewer delays, better cashflow for your client.
Accurate Appraisals
We use your cost data to build accurate development appraisals. No guesswork, no generic cost assumptions — real numbers from a real QS.
When to Introduce
Common scenarios
If your client is in any of these situations, an introduction to us could be valuable for both of you.
Cost Plan Complete
You've prepared the cost plan and your client needs funding. A natural point to introduce us.
Tender Stage
You're managing the tender process. Introducing us now means finance can progress in parallel with contractor selection.
Cost Overrun
The project is over budget and needs additional funding. We can arrange top-up finance or refinance the existing facility.
Value Engineering
Costs need to come down for the project to be fundable. We can advise on what lenders need to see.
FAQ
Quantity Surveyors — common questions
How does our cost plan affect the client's funding?
Considerably. Lenders underwrite the build cost as closely as the GDV. A detailed, realistic QS cost plan with a sensible contingency strengthens the lender presentation and supports higher, faster drawdowns through construction.
Can we still act as monitoring surveyor on a deal we refer?
Often, yes — though the lender appoints and instructs the monitoring surveyor independently, and that remains their decision. Referring the funding to us does not remove you from the project or create a conflict.
What do we get for an introduction?
An introduction fee on every completed deal, paid promptly on drawdown. The referral itself is straightforward — a client name and a brief project summary — and your involvement in the scheme continues as normal.
Start introducing
Contact us to discuss how we can work together. Introductions are handled professionally — your client relationship is always protected.