Santry, Dublin · Ireland
Northwood, Santry
A three-block residential and commercial development at Northwood, Santry, with over 198 apartments across Blocks A and B.
Valuation & Advisory
Most disputes are arguments about numbers. We settle the numbers.
Dispute resolution covers the independent analysis and evidence needed to resolve a construction or property disagreement. Nautic are members of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and provide expert reports on quantum and valuation, final account and variation analysis, delay and disruption review, and support through mediation, adjudication, arbitration and litigation.
By the time a construction dispute reaches lawyers, the facts are usually buried in thousands of pages of valuations, instructions, programmes and correspondence. Our job is to reduce that to a defensible position: what was agreed, what changed, what it was worth, and what the contract says about who carries it.
What we deliver
Independent, duty-to-the-tribunal reports on quantum, valuation and reinstatement cost.
Line-by-line review of measured work, variations, claims and set-offs.
Programme analysis and assessment of loss and expense claims.
Preparation of positions and figures, and attendance to negotiate a settlement.
Submissions, evidence and expert support through the contractual dispute process.
An honest private assessment of the strength of a position before costs escalate.
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FAQ
A quantum expert assesses the money in a dispute: the value of work carried out, variations, claims and losses. Their duty is to the tribunal or court, not to the party paying the fee.
Yes, and it is usually the cheapest point at which to act. An early evaluation often prevents a claim from becoming proceedings.
We are members of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) and act as expert and adviser in arbitration, adjudication and mediation.
Get in touch
A valuation, a claim that needs adjusting, a project that needs costing, or a strata that needs running properly. Start with a conversation, quotes are free.