The vibrant new branding upholds the traditional values of the successful history of the company, whilst introducing a contemporary statement of intent for the future – with modern technology, sustainability and exceptional customer service at the core of its values.

The redesign includes a new look company logo, website, marketing literature, for sale and sold boards, as well as refurbishments of their four core branches in Cranleigh, Godalming, Guildford and Farnham.

The interior design of the branches focuses on putting the experience of both their customers and staff at its heart and provides an inviting, homely and relaxing setting to discuss all matters relating to moving home.

In line with the company’s commitment to become carbon neutral by 2022, Burns & Webber were keen to support British-made manufacturers and suppliers and are proud to have enlisted both British and local businesses in the majority of the branch refurbishments.

Andrew Dewar, Joint Senior Partner at Burns & Webber, comments on the rebranding process:

“We decided that 2021 was the perfect time to reinvigorate the Burns & Webber brand. We are an established and well-respected name in the local communities where we have branches, but as the company continues to develop and adapt internally, we wanted to ensure this was reflected in our branding, whilst careful not to lose the proud heritage that the company has built.

We feel we have achieved the right balance to take us into the future with initial feedback from our clients, staff and the local community having been incredibly positive.”

Founded in 1986, Burns & Webber have a reputation for providing straightforward, honest advice and a premium service to their clients.

In 2007, Burns & Webber became part of Curchods Estate Agents. The merge substantially increased Burns & Webber’s network to 21 branches throughout Surrey and South West London, with several specialist departments, making them part of Surrey’s largest independent estate agents.