We were pleased to be invited by RICS to contribute to an article in Modus magazine, showcasing our work as a small regional firm of residential Chartered Surveyors. The feature offers insight into the way we operate as a family-run business, the journey that has shaped our growth, and the challenges we have navigated along the way.
The article, titled Do family ties make a surveying practice stronger?, explores how Avery & Co has developed over the past two decades, from a one-person consultancy in 2004 into a respected team of chartered surveyors serving clients across the North West of England and North Wales.
The piece also highlights our directors, Louise and Kate Avery, whose shared professional standards and family connection shape the way we work. Their leadership has guided our company culture, supported the growth of our team, and helped us navigate industry challenges such as global financial crashes and the impact of the pandemic.
The article also touches on:
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The evolution of our team while maintaining the values that define us.
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The professional development and wider involvement of Louise and Kate within RICS.
We’re proud to have our story recognised by RICS and to be featured in Modus, sharing insight into the work and experiences that have shaped Avery & Co over the past twenty years.
You can read the full Modus article here:
👉 Do family ties make a surveying practice stronger?
