Conservatory Surveyor

Job Summary

Anglian is hiring a Conservatory Surveyor in Drumchapel, Glasgow. The role offers a competitive salary between £30,000 and £60,000 plus OTE, and involves measuring, drawing and verifying customer requirements for home improvement projects across Scotland.

Key Responsibilities

• Visit customer sites to take precise measurements for conservatories, windows and doors.
• Produce detailed drawings and specifications that meet contractual obligations.
• Collaborate with the installation team to ensure timely, accurate project delivery.
• Provide clear cost estimates and assist the sales team with quotations.
• Maintain high standards of health and safety on all survey visits.
• Document findings in the company CRM and communicate any design changes.

Required Skills & Experience

• Previous experience as a Surveyor, Field Surveyor, Estimator or in window and door/home improvement sales.
• Strong numeracy and the ability to produce accurate technical drawings.
• Excellent communication skills and a customer‑focused attitude.
• Valid UK driving licence and willingness to travel across Scotland.
• Proficiency with measurement tools and basic CAD or estimating software.

What We Offer

• Salary range £30,000 – £60,000 plus OTE.
• Company vehicle and expense allowance.
• Ongoing training and career progression within a national brand.
• Supportive team environment and performance bonuses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a Conservatory Surveyor do for Anglian?

You will visit homes across Scotland, take accurate measurements, create drawings, provide cost estimates and ensure all specifications meet the customer’s contractual requirements.

Do I need a specific qualification to apply?

A formal surveying qualification is not mandatory, but proven experience in window, door or home‑improvement surveying, estimation or field work is essential.

What is the salary and travel requirement?

The role offers £30,000‑£60,000 base salary plus OTE. You must hold a valid UK driving licence and be able to travel throughout Scotland.