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Geodesys webinar: changes to the CON29DW Commercial

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Geodesys

This 45 minute webinar will provide an update on our recent changes to the CON29W Commercial, drainage and water report.

We’ll be discussing:

• The CON29DW Commercial and recent full Law Society adoption
• Question numbering changes and alignment with the Residential product which took place last year
• Standard Ha size adjustment from 2Ha to 10Ha – the reason for these changes and advantages
• Details of changes to the CON29DW Commercial Plus

Book your free space here.

Date: 6th September.

Time: 11am-11.45am.

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