Geodesys, a specialist in conveyancing searches and home to the Anglian Water CON29DW, has been appointed as a trusted partner for the ordering and delivery of CON29DW searches in the Southern Water region.
As part of this partnership, Geodesys will roll out a streamlined ordering process through its dynamic e-commerce platform and API solutions. This enhancement will provide customers with modern, interactive reports while upholding the high standards of service they have come to expect. Together, this collaboration guarantees that customers will continue to benefit from expert assistance and fast turnaround times, with ongoing access to the comprehensive drainage and water searches they value from Southern Water, all backed by Geodesys’ extensive industry experience.
Karen Roffey, LandSearch Relationship Manager, commented:
“Southern Water LandSearch chose to work in partnership with Geodesys because they have continually provided their customers with excellent service, great turnaround and response times and have never compromised on quality. We look forward to working together to expand their offering to our customers.”
Winning this contract represents a significant milestone for Geodesys, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted supplier and partner. With almost 30 years of experience, the company remains dedicated to providing reliable and efficient search solutions to the conveyancing industry.
Ellie Player, Head of Geodesys adds:
“This is a fantastic opportunity for Geodesys and a testament to the strength of our service. We are proud to be working in partnership with Southern Water and are committed to delivering a seamless transition for customers.”
Geodesys invites enquiries from producers of the CON29DW who are seeking a reliable partner to support the delivery of their drainage and water searches.
For more information about Geodesys visit: http://www.geodesys.com.
This article was submitted to be published by Geodesys as part of their advertising agreement with Today’s Conveyancer. The views expressed in this article are those of the submitter and not those of Today’s Conveyancer.
