Assistance from a very good construction expert has an added value, and that pays for itself. But when do you know that you have a very good construction expert?

A very good construction expert should possess the following skills:

• A construction expert who has previously had at least 15 years of experience on the work floor (building and renovating houses and apartments).

• A construction expert who has also worked for several years in project management for the guidance and monitoring of residential construction (subdivisions) and apartment construction.

• Have received training in all construction materials and their executions.

• Full knowledge of the legislation in this regard, such as the Breyne Act, etc.

• All deviations in construction with regard to the standards of Builtwise (WTCB) and has knowledge of them.

• He knows what good craftsmanship means in its correct execution.

• Experience with legal proceedings, regarding all construction disputes, construction errors, poor execution, etc.

• Able to mediate, and not too weak, to assist and defend their clients in this...of course also very assertive when necessary, with knowledge of all construction materials and legislation in this regard.

• Appear convincing without being aggressive towards the opposing party.

• Always looking for a solution for both parties.

• On the incorrect manner of execution, and also to be able to offer a solution directly, if still possible, to the other party.

• Have a keen eye for detail with extensive knowledge of construction matters and construction errors.

• To clearly explain complex technical matters to the opposing party and, if necessary, to a court expert in legal proceedings.

• Professionalism, reliability and customer commitment are a necessity.

• In a court-ordered assessment, the assertiveness of a highly experienced construction expert is also required.

• It is correct towards both parties, and do not nitpick. If the developer/contractor is right, then admit it, and vice versa.