Stephen D Scott-Fawcett
MA (Cantab), FRICS, Dip HI, RICS Registered Valuer

Stephen was elected Associate of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (ARICS) in June 1978 having been trained by the Valuation Office. He next attended Cambridge University and, after graduating, joined Martin & Mortimer as a full equity partner in June 1987. Stephen developed the business over the next 24 years and became a senior consultant in January 2011. He specialises in detailed building survey and valuation work (in both residential and commercial sectors).

Stephen’s long experience allows him to offer Expert Witness advice in the context of building and/or valuation disputes. He lives in north Norfolk and has a thorough working knowledge of East Anglia. Stephen is currently based (part-time) at our Ely office as well as working from home in Cromer.

Lucy Shalev
BSc (Hons), CSRT, MFPWS, AssocRICS (Registered Valuer)

Party Wall Matters: As a practical and pragmatic party wall practitioner, Lucy’s straightforward approach is much appreciated on standard party wall jobs, which involve simple extensions and alterations. She firmly believes that party wall matters should be kept in proportion for these types of works and that with clear and early communication between architects, builders, clients, and neighbours we can navigate the party wall process quickly and smoothly without excessive cost to the client.

Lucy is a member of both the Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors and an associate member of the Pyramus and Thisbe Society

Residential Surveys and Building Pathology Reports: Lucy undertakes many of our pre-purchase surveys, both Level 2 Homebuyers Reports and more detailed Level 3 Building Surveys and Valuations.

In addition Lucy is a PCA qualified Damp and Timber Surveyor and undertakes both pre-purchase damp and timber surveys as well as more in depth and complex building pathology surveys and environmental monitoring (useful when trying to understand the causes of condensation and mould issues).

Daniel Rowe (Director)

With extensive experience refurbishing Cambridge college accommodation, restoring historic listed buildings and carrying out multiple planned preventative maintenance plans, Daniel has comprehensive knowledge of projects with historic value and the intricate detailing required. Daniel also has gained in depth knowledge in zero carbon strategies, whether that be thermal upgrades or sustainable mechanical and electrical enhancements to your existing buildings.

A logical surveyor who thinks outside the box, gripping your projects to achieve quality through conception, design, statutory authority consents, competitive tendering, construction, commissioning, and hand over.

With a HND in structural engineering, not forgetting his first-class honours degree in building surveying, Daniel is not only confident in design but understands the intricate detailing and hard graft that goes into a project, having experienced this first-hand with his own house extension and refurbishment.

Always striving for accuracy and order, you can trust Daniel to make sure your project is as compliant and well thought-out as possible.

Joseph Chrisp (Architectural Technician / Assistant Building Surveyor)
BA (Hons), Architecture

Having graduated with a bachelor’s degree in architecture, Joseph has joined Martin and Mortimer as a valued Architectural Technician and Assistant Building Surveyor.

With a creative mindset and a keen eye for detail, he contributes to a variety of projects across London and Cambridge. While learning from experienced colleagues, Joseph produces clear, well-structured drawings, design documentation and reports that support the team. His fresh perspective and enthusiasm positively contribute to the team culture and collaborative spirit.

Jonathan Hodgetts
BSc (Hons), AssocRICS