Dieppe, NB E1A 0P5 · Serving Atlantic Canada

Services

A practical solution for your next assignment

Insurance valuation and restoration costing, and independent loan monitoring—structured so owners, insurers, lenders, and counsel can see cost, risk, and condition clearly.

Insurance valuation documents being reviewed
Insurance

Valuation and restoration costing across the assets that matter locally

RGC provides valuation, insurance restoration costing, and consulting for a wide range of clients and property types. We have completed hundreds of assignments, including houses, small commercial and condominium buildings, agricultural farms, restaurants and pubs, conventional stores, heritage and church properties, and specialized machinery and equipment in manufacturing and food processing. Work includes building-damage evaluation and repair-cost analysis for losses from fire, smoke, water, sewer backup, ice damming, wind, flooding, wildfire, snow loading, asbestos, mould, and building-envelope failures.

Our professional team is based in Greater Moncton and serves Atlantic Canada through a network of associates in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. That reach lets us complete work promptly and cost-effectively.

RGC also supports catastrophe (CAT) response and disaster recovery, including review and validation of emergency mitigation, demolition, and reconstruction costs. Independent expert opinions are available for counsel on construction costs, damage assessments, repair methodologies, and property-loss valuation.

Loan monitoring review of project finances
Loan monitoring

Independent reporting from funders’ report to completion

RGC prepares specialized independent loan-monitoring reports for construction, finance, and management. Our reports show project risk from the initial funders’ report through cost-to-complete. Identifying risk early supports timely decisions and a successful outcome for every party on the project.

Reporting covers the full scope of lender requirements from inception to completion. Our quantity surveyors track budgets, commitments, and costs incurred. We forecast an independent cost-to-complete and follow projected revenues, development approvals, compliance documentation, construction contracts, and committed revenue—so you have a complete financial view with in-depth monthly progress reporting until completion.

Financial institutions require independent advice on project risk and development finances. In a challenging property market, more weight is placed on building compliance, rising construction costs, and stricter lending conditions. As specialist property consultants, our quantity surveyors bridge the gap between financial institutions and development projects.