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Civil Engineering & Construction

Building Inspection and Structural Assessment

Inspection of existing buildings for cracks, settlement, defects and suitability for extension or repair.

About Building Inspection and Structural Assessment

Building Inspection and Structural Assessment

If a building shows cracks, leaks or signs of movement, an engineer should see it before repairs begin. We inspect, record what we find and recommend repairs or further tests, and we can give a condition report for buyers or lenders.

What we do

  • Site visit and visual inspection
  • Recording of cracks, defects and moisture
  • Checks on foundations, walls, slabs and roof
  • Photographic record
  • Condition report
  • Repair recommendations

What we need from you to quote

  • Building location and age
  • Photos of the problem areas
  • Existing drawings or past repair records
  • Reason for the inspection, for example repair, extension or purchase
  • Access to all floors and the roof
  • Preferred inspection date
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Have a project in mind?

Send your scope, drawings or a bill of quantities and our engineers will respond with a clear proposal.

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