For expert independent chartered surveying advice, talk to Scrivener Tibbatts. Based in Wimbledon, and serving London and the Home Counties. A dynamic and responsive consultancy offering a range of valuation and survey services to residential and commercial clients.
We’re a specialist team of RICS-qualified chartered surveyors and we’re not bound by any external partnerships or alliances, so you can be confident you’re getting the very best in honest, independent advice, whatever your needs.
Meet the Team
Clive Scrivener
Partner

Clive is a Chartered Surveyor, RICS Registered Valuer and RICS Registered Expert Witness. He qualified in 2014 after originally joining the practice in 2012. Clive has been working in the residential property sector since leaving . . .
Zahid Azeem
Partner

Zah joined the practice in June 2015, qualifying as a Chartered Surveyor in May 2017 and a RICS Registered Valuer. Zah specialises in Leasehold enfranchisement, lease extensions as well as red book valuations for . . .
Monica Ni Cheallaigh
Assistant Surveyor

Monica joined the team in April 2024 after completing a foundation degree in Building Surveying and is working towards her AssocRICS and Registered Valuer qualifications within the next 12-24 months…
Dominik Neyerlin
Consultant Chartered Surveyor

Joining the practice in August 2016 after completing his Masters Degree in Real Estate at UWE – Bristol, Dominik has recently enrolled onto the APC to become a Chartered Surveyor. Previously working in the construction . . .
Katherine Mannix
Office Manager

Katherine joined the team in May 2013 to offer part-time admin support. Since then the role has evolved to an Office Manager position with full responsibility for managing all aspects of business operations . . .
Michael Tibbatts
Consultant (Ret’d non-practising)

Michael Tibbatts qualified as a Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS) in 1971. Setting up Tibbatts & Sons in 1979, Michael then left to work in Hong Kong in 1980. On returning to UK in 2000, Michael set up . . .