Typical Concerns

- Cracks in Walls
- Floors Deflecting
- Roof Sagging
- Drainage Problems
- Foundations & Basements
- Flood Assessments

in

- Bungalows
- Cottages
- Flats
- Old and New Houses
- Public Houses
- Small Commercial
  Buildings

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General and Specific Structural Inspections

Consulting Civil and Structural Engineering services

• Structural Inspections of Properties - Private Houses and Small Commercial Establishments
• Subsidence Investigations and Crack Monitoring

Buying a Property?

If you are thinking of buying a property and want a general view of its structural condition, then you need a General Structural Inspection. However, if a Surveyor's Report has said a Structural Engineer is required to look at a particular problem, then you want a Specific Structural Inspection. The difference is in the type of investigation - whether a more general feel or a detailed look. Recommendations will be provided in the written report with both inspection types.

Selling a Property?

On the other hand, you may be trying to sell and have cracks or other defects, noticed by you or perhaps already picked up in a Report by someone else, then you will need either a General Structural Inspection or a Specific Structural Inspection. A professional report from a Chartered Engineer will enable you to stand a better chance of selling the property. Recommendations will be provided in the written report with both inspection types.

Own a Property?

You own a property and have found some defects. You want to know if they are serious or not. Then you want a Specific Structural Inspection. Practical recommendations will be provided in the written report with this type of inspection.

Crack Surveys and Structural Inspections

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