Structural Survey
Real-time reporting for your property. Detailed, accurate structural survey delivered on-time. We use state of the art software to get you not only the best results but also to share what we see as we see it.
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Comprehensive Structural Survey
A full structural survey is the most comprehensive type of building surveys. Structural Engineering Services will carry out a detailed structural survey of the property from top to bottom. In this structural inspection, we will look at all aspects of the building structure (for example, the types of materials used, the condition of the roof, the state of the foundations and the integrity of the walls).
When carrying out a structural survey, our structural surveyors will actively search for potential problems and building defects – even if they are not immediately obvious! Once the survey has been completed, you’ll receive a detailed structural survey report which will identify any problems found.
More about our structural surveys
Accurate, Real Time Reports
Our structural survey service works to create an accurate and real-time report for your property. Be constantly up to date with your property, with our specialised structural survey software providing updates to you as and when they occur.
Safety Focused Survey
Safety is vital to a successful property. For this reason, our reports will assess any potential areas of concern that may arise in the future. Our reports are designed to keep you in the know at all times.
Thorough Survey Report
In addition to looking at the design and construction of the property, a structural survey will pick up a wide range of property related problems such as:
- Damaged or removed lintels
- If any supporting walls have been altered or moved
- Any DIY “improvements” which have been carried out without the necessary planning permission
- Presence of hazardous materials (e.g. asbestos) that may need to be professionally removed
- Damp related issues such as dry rot or rising damp
- Evidence of woodworm or other insect infestations
- Problems with the roof
- Rotten or damaged window frames
- Damage to brick or stonework (e.g. frost damage)
- Evidence of subsidence or land-slip
- Poor plumbing, electrical work or insulation
- Possible areas of concern (e.g. party wall issues)
