SDL Surveying announces busiest ever month

SDL Surveying, has announced that September was its ‘busiest month ever’ for both volumes completed and revenue generated.

The national residential surveying and valuations firm revealed that the the start of the month saw its three best days of case volume in a five-year period.
 
The firm suggested the increase was down to the stronger relationships the business had formed with its lender clients during 2020 as well as its ability to maintain service levels.

The record business numbers were evidenced by several clients delivering over double the volume to SDL Surveying in September, compared to a year ago.
 
SDL managing director, Simon Jackson, said: “Undoubtedly, and by all measures, September 2020 was our busiest month ever with volumes received, volumes completed and revenue generated all hitting their business highs.

“Maintaining capacity and service levels is now a big focus for us, and it’s not just about doing more of the same but working with our surveyors and network to further enhance the quality and quantity of surveys and not just be a provider of standard valuations.

“We’ll continue to build on this and seek to maintain the very highest of standards in the work we complete.”

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