Welcome to SelwayJoyce,
construction cost consultants.
Residential
Education
Hotels, sport and leisure
Commercial,
industrial and
retail
Heritage
Art, galleries, music
and museums
Religious
Elderly care and community
Our expertise.
We are a well-established independent construction cost and management consultancy routinely providing a customised and bespoke service for our clients.
We deliver professional, comprehensive and effective property cost management and cost control advice across our market sectors. Our services include quantity surveying, project management, employer’s agent, contract administration, historic restoration and expert witness.
Our highly qualified and experienced staff are our greatest asset and will guide you through your construction project whichever service you require.
Lime Wood Country House Hotel, New Forest.
Refurbishment and extension of a fine Regency House to create Country Hotel and Spa.
Longparish Primary School, Hampshire.
New extension and alterations to provide extra accommodation for a village school in Hampshire.
Mid Hants Railway (Watercress Line), Hampshire.
Carriage and locomotive workshop facilities for major tourist attraction.
Projects for British American Tobacco, Hampshire.
Remodelling and refurbishment of 20,000m2 of existing building for R&D facility.
Archive Centre, Waddesdon Estate, Buckinghamshire.
A new archive centre for the Rothschild family within the grounds of the National Trust’s Waddesdon Estate.
Replacement Building, Costello Technology College, Hampshire.
Design Technology and Maths building including classrooms and offices.
Adventure Playground, Weston, Southampton.
Indoor community playground with amenity and administrative accommodation.
Sports Hall, Wildern School, Hampshire.
New multi-use sports hall, health and fitness suite, changing facilities, learner pool and reception.
New Country House, near Winchester, Hampshire.
SelwayJoyce were quantity surveyors for this major new country house in Hampshire.
Manor House, Kimpton, Hampshire.
Restoration of a Grade II* timber framed house dating from the 15th century.