

Structural Survey Reports


Building Survey Reports


Basement Impact Assessment Reports


Method Statements


Feasibility Studies and Reports
What does our package include?
Structural surveys are undertaken in order to report on structural defects such as cracks in walls, damage caused by water or subsidence / movement of foundations etc. The initial report will usually be based on a visual inspection of the associated area of concern. If further intrusive investigations are required to identify the cause and condition of the defect/s, we will also advise on this.
Our packages include the following, but not limited to:-
- Site inspection, usually a visual survey unless dictated otherwise.
- Verbal advice and discussion during the visit.
- Written report by a chartered or near chartered engineer.
- Email and phone support for queries related to the technical report.

Additional items:-
- Further inspections to view opening up works, if required.
- Further inspections to sign off work undertaken (by request only).
- Further supplementary reports.
Our reports usually include a description of the structural defects and the suspected causes, suggestions on how to remediate and estimated costs associated to fix (by request). We can also provide recommendations on further investigations if required, such as trial pits or CCTV surveys which may be required to conclude our findings.
Cracks in walls, ceilings and floors are caused by a number of different reasons. Depending on the size, exact location and frequency of the cracks, the risks associated can vary substantially. Hairline cracks to a new ceiling below a timber roof can often be caused by the thermal expansion and contraction of the timber over time, as its natural moisture content fluctuates and may have no significant structural concern. Whereas larger vertical cracking to a masonry gable wall can sometimes indicate movement of the walls below, or the pulling away of wall from insufficient tying of the structure. Cracks with ongoing movement may pose a larger risk than historical cracks that have settled and remain stationary.
Subsidence or movement of foundations can often cause cracking and structural damage to the building above. There are often a variety of causes for these movements and the investigation and remediation can vary based on the cause and associated risk. Washing away of fine particles in the soil or having foundations cast onto poor ground can lead to localised movements. Tree roots have a tendency to penetrate through weaknesses in foundations and can lead to ongoing problems if not dealt with effectively.
Selling property with known or visible structural defects can not only put off prospective buyers but also lead to requirements for structural surveys to be undertaken before mortgage lenders release their funds.
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Fees & Quotes
To obtain a quote we need the property address, project brief in writing and any other relevant information such as other survey reports and floor plans.
Contact us by phone, email or by filling up the quick enquiry form to obtain a quote.
Indication of fees*:
- Full Survey reports start from £750+VAT ~ £1000+VAT or above.
- Basement impact assessment reports from £1900+VAT or above.
- Method statements start from £750+VAT or above.
*Quotes do vary from project to project so best thing is to contact us to obtain a quote specific for your needs.
We make all our processes as simple as
possible giving you peace of mind

STEP 1
Get a quote

STEP 2
Site inspection visit

STEP 3
Detailed design stage

STEP 4
Ongoing support until project completion
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Why choose us?
With over 3000 successfully completed projects to date, we have consistently proven ourselves to be a leader in the industry. From design cross check procedures to quality control measures, we will ensure your project is completed to your exact specifications.
100% Success in Building Regs
Fully Qualified SE
Transparent Fees
Practical & Efficient Designs
Clear Advice

Fast Turnaround

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