Arbicon ADR - your first call
As one of only a few leading Chartered Quantity Surveying Practices specialising in Alternative Dispute
Resolution (‘ADR’), Arbicon are your first call when seeking any pre or post contractual advice or services.
With team members having over 25 years of experience, Arbicon is an established practice
regulated by the RICS, providing adjudication, arbitration, mediation and negotiation specialist services to
the construction industry.
We are committed to;
• Listening to you and understanding your business
• Delivering successful appropriate solutions
• Working as part of your team
• Building long lasting strong relationships
• Delivering a personal and professional service from a hardworking experienced team
• Executing cost effective winning solutions to commercial problems
Why Choose Arbicon?
When the need for support arises on a construction matter, why would you want to
talk to people who don’t know about construction?
Arbicon know and understand construction.
If contractual and legal issues arise, it is essential to utilise Arbicon’s
knowledge and understanding of
construction combined with their
fully qualified and legally experienced
surveyors familiar with construction
contracts and all aspects of
construction disputes.
Arbicon aim to provide appropriate and equitable solutions to all your
contractual and legal issues, delivered by experienced successful individuals
with proven track records.
We believe in listening to you, understanding your needs and
delivering cost effective solutions.
The solutions are expertly delivered
by a high calibre team with real
on-site experience of the problems
encountered. We work together as
part of your team, whether we’re
providing Quantity Surveying support, risk prevention, dispute resolution or
training services and will guide you
through the process at every stage to
ultimate success.
Arbicon’s ethos is to build strong lasting relationships and we pride
ourselves on our repeat business
gained by delivering a personal and
excellent service.
