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Episode 12 with Geoff Hunt

1 h 21 min · 10 de may de 2026
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This week on Roughcast, we sit down with Geoff Hunt for a genuinely insightful conversation about residential surveying, building pathology and what makes a good surveyor in the real world. Known by many surveyors for his mentoring, technical knowledge and straight-talking approach, Geoff shares his journey through the industry along with some brilliant advice for both experienced surveyors and those just starting out. The episode covers: • Building defects and pathology • Communicating risk to clients properly • Confidence in report writing • Mentoring the next generation of surveyors • Qualifications vs practical experience • The current state of the surveying industry • Common mistakes surveyors make when diagnosing defects This was one of those conversations that flew by. Honest, practical and packed with useful information for anyone involved in residential property. Whether you’re a surveyor, contractor, property professional or just someone interested in how buildings actually behave, there’s a huge amount to take away from this episode. A massive thank you again to Geoff for joining us. Absolute gentleman and someone clearly passionate about improving standards within the industry.

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