Planning and feasibility

What is a feasibility study?

A feasibility study is a preliminary investigation conducted at the early stages of a construction project to determine whether it is viable. These can be beneficial for complex and large building projects to identify potential costs and expected returns. Feasibility studies assess your project's financial, operational, technical, and legal aspects. 

What does a feasibility study include?

Feasibility studies include several key factors to examine your project's viability, including:

• An overview of your project proposal, including the scope of work, objectives and outcomes.
• The financial and technical feasibility of your project.
• Legal and regulatory compliance, ensuring all legal obligations are met.
• Market analysis to determine the project's commercial viability.
• Environmental impact and risk assessments.

With technical expertise, our chartered surveyors can accurately evaluate the potential of a building or site. These studies are tailored to your requirements and can range from basic assessments to full reviews of sites. We have vast experience and market knowledge when it comes to building regulations and the requirements for planning permission, covering everything from industrial units to listed buildings. Contact our building consultants using the form below to discuss your project requirements, and find out more about how we can assist with delivering your strategic objectives.