Surveyor or inspector · Chelmsford
Kemsley LLP
Commercial property surveys, valuations and lease advice
About Kemsley LLP
Kemsley LLP provides professional property services from its Chelmsford office at 113 New London Road. The office covers commercial property agency, valuation advice, landlord and tenant matters, property management and development-related services. Its work is particularly relevant to commercial landlords, occupiers, investors and businesses managing property assets. The firm publishes dedicated contact information for its agency, property management and valuation teams. Clients considering a commercial lease or reviewing existing property arrangements can enquire about the relevant professional advice. The Chelmsford team includes surveyors and property management professionals handling different aspects of commercial real estate. Landlords may require support with valuations, lease events or management decisions, while business tenants may need guidance on their occupation arrangements. Kemsley also provides agency services connected with the sale and letting of commercial premises. Although these services differ from ordinary residential tenancy advice, they are relevant to landlords and tenants involved in commercial property. Clients should clarify the nature of their property before commissioning any professional work.
Services
- RICS property valuations
- Landlord and tenant advice
- Commercial property agency
- Property management
- Lease advisory services
- Land and development consultancy
Who Kemsley LLP works with
- Commercial landlords
- Commercial tenants
- Property investors
- Developers
Areas covered
Chelmsford, Essex and wider commercial property markets
Questions about Kemsley LLP
Where is Kemsley LLP's Chelmsford office?
Kemsley LLP is based at 113 New London Road, Chelmsford, CM2 0QT. The main Chelmsford telephone number is 01245 358988. Its website provides separate enquiry routes for commercial agency, property management and valuations.
What types of landlord and tenant issues does Kemsley advise on?
Kemsley's professional services include commercial landlord and tenant advice, valuation and property management. These services are relevant to matters concerning commercial occupation and property assets. Private residential tenants should confirm that their enquiry falls within the firm's advertised remit.
How can I obtain a quotation for Kemsley's surveying services?
Contact the Chelmsford team with the property's location, type and the valuation or advisory work required. The firm publishes specialist enquiry routes for different departments. Ask for a written fee proposal identifying the work, assumptions and any additional charges.
What legal protections should Chelmsford residential landlords check?
Residential landlords should distinguish their obligations from commercial lease arrangements. The Renters' Rights Act 2025 changed private assured tenancy rules, while the Housing Act 2004 addresses deposit protection and housing hazards. Chelmsford City Council administers relevant local housing requirements.
Can Kemsley provide commercial property management as well as valuations?
Yes. The Chelmsford office offers property management alongside professional valuation and agency services. Its team includes dedicated property management personnel. Commercial owners can contact that department to discuss management responsibilities and the type of premises involved.
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