Structural calculations are based on drawings and photographs provided the client. In some situations, a site visit will be necessary where the project is complex or drawings are unavailable. The calculations are suitable for submission to Building Control for approval and the builder to carry out the work.
Home renovations often require the removal of load bearing walls within a property. To achieve Building Control approval, structural calculations are to be provided by a suitably qualified engineer.
New extensions come in many different forms often require structural alterations to the existing building to incorporate the extension into the house. This normally requires new steel work to maintain stability and provide support where needed.
Loft conversions require converting the loft space into a habitable environment. Calculations are required to specify the new steel beams and timber joists as well as ensuring the stability of the roof.
New build properties require compliance with the Building Regulations for building control approval. Structural engineering is covered under part A of the approved documents.
Engineers are often called to inspect specific issues with buildings such as cracking in the brickwork or movement of the building. In this instance, site surveys are critical to diagnose the problem before a solution can be provided.
Bespoke design is required to provide solution to complex or unusual situations and can entail a variety of engineering principles.
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