Company filed to be struck off the Companies House register
Icon Surveyors was appointed as the Party Wall surveyor by the property developer next door and agreed to act for me as well, stating "I want to assure you that we will take every precaution to minimise any potential impact on your property." However, after damage occurred - including a retaining wall collapse - I did not receive any assistance or progression of the matter from Icon Surveyors, which left me trying to deal with the situation alone.
When I posted an honest review about my experience, I received a Letter Before Action threatening legal proceedings, which was extremely stressful, especially while also dealing with the property damage at the same time.
I reported the situation to RICS while trying to manage the damage myself.
It is important for potential clients to know that Icon Surveyors is a trading name, and the underlying company is A&A Portfolio Limited (Company No. 13135420). According to public records, the company filed an application in June to be struck off the Companies House register.
I have repeatedly tried to contact Beau Monroe‑Davies, but he has not responded. When I called the office, the receptionist told me: "I am in the office, but he is not in the office. Meaning I, he's not available, so he could be in the office, he might be out, or whatever, it could be anything, but he's not available to take calls."
I have spent thousands of pounds on legal fees trying to get the process back onto a statutory footing because I could not obtain the support I expected from the surveyor who had been appointed. I asked Beau Monroe‑Davies to step aside so that someone else could take over, but this did not happen. Nine months later I am still trapped in statutory limbo - with a Party Wall process that has stalled, and is unable to progress but also unable to be restarted.








