Beers Consultancy is launching a new venture.
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“working on an exciting new venture we are launching”
— Emma Beers|Beers Consultancy team
Company
Beers Consultancy
Independent. Proportionate. Defensible
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 3 employees
Beers Consultancy is a specialist consultancy supporting the safety and compliance of buildings throughout their lifecycles. With 20 years of industry experience, spanning both client and consultant-side roles, our experts understand the challenges of building safety from every angle. That dual perspective informs everything we do, and our director-led model means clients receive senior-level attention from instruction to delivery. Since Grenfell, fire safety has rightly demanded urgent focus across construction and real estate. We have been at the centre of that response: delivering fire safety assessments and FRAEWs (PAS 9980), supporting internal compartmentation and external wall system (EWS) remediation programmes, and guiding clients through Developer Remediation Contract negotiations and Government funding applications. Our work extends to the strategic and regulatory dimensions of building safety, including direct engagement with MHCLG to interpret policy and navigate complex compliance pathways. We have led large-scale, multidisciplinary building safety programmes for institutional clients, and understand what it takes to deliver at both technical and programme level. The Building Safety Act 2022 and its ongoing programme of secondary legislation represent a step change in how buildings are owned, managed, and maintained. We help clients understand what those obligations mean in practice, and take a commercial, risk-proportionate approach to meeting them. Beers Consultancy is an advisory practice. We do not design, install or supply the works we report on, and we do not advise on buildings where a connected business is carrying out those works. That independence is what allows us to say when a proposed remediation scope is necessary, when it is not, and when the evidence is not yet good enough to support a conclusion. Our objective: practical advice that prioritises safety and compliance, delivered by people who know the subject best.
Founded 2023