Practice Areas
Building Design - Footbridges
Structural Design - 3D Modelling - Assessments - Historic Structures
Structural Engineer's Reports
A variety of claims, planning applications and some home/building purchases need the backing of a chartered structural engineer (in most cases containing numerical analysis) in order to gain credibility and approval from public or private entities.
Our insurers back up our designs and specific structural engineering advice (£1,000,000 Min)
We have assessed the condition of a variety of listed buildings in Corwnall, including one from the famous Cornish Architect and Former Major of Truro, Rt. Hon. Silvanus Trevail.
Expert Witness
A qualified structural engineer can help you with independent advice to support your case.
Part 35 Compliant Expert Witness Reports.
Building Regulations - Structural Alterations
Years of exposure to checking and signing off approval certificates. We also provide part L 'Conservation of Energy and Power' Calculations.
Structural Surveys and Land Surveys
We regularly attend requests for professionally qualified (MIStructE) reviews on structural issues, affecting residential or commercial properties and covered by our own Professional Indemnity. You can call us to minimize conveyancing delays. We are registered with a variety of lenders.
We carry out full building / home land surveys including 3D scanning and the production of drawings
Latest area of Interest: Movement sensors In order to ascertain the origin of structural damage.
Warning: Please note a generic RICS surveyors inspection even if its called 'Full Structural Survey' or a 'Home Condition Report' are simply condition lists of the different elements within or forming any property and without any connection or liability towards the structural integrity.
Temporary Works
From full design to independent checks. Production of liability certificates and endorsement.
Temporary work designs can be as complex as the permanent structure they serve and in most cases, worth an independent professional review. How many cranes collapse every year? Not to mention failed waterside piles projects or excavations? Are you willing to expose your company to that risk in full? This was our only business activity in Cornwall by 2017.