Chartered Engineers serving property owners, developers and construction professionals in and around Cambridgeshire

Designing a new building?

Upgrading, extending or renovating?

In order to comply with the Building Regulations Act, in most cases it will be necessary to support an application to the Local Authority with structural calculations and details.

We can provide the necessary structural design information for all types of building:

• Domestic - new build, extensions, loft conversions, renovations
• Industrial - factories, warehousing, barns, steelwork
• Institutions – schools, churches, community and sports facilities

In fact, we've handled almost everything from a primary school to a football stand, including a noodle bar in a sixteenth-century listed building! Structural Engineering is not just about meeting regulatory requirements; we aim to maximise the value of your project by enhancing its technical performance and its aesthetic appeal and by obtaining the most cost-effective means of construction.

From design of new buildings, alterations and extensions to investigating and reporting on structural problems, we can meet most requirements for small to medium projects.

We can design your building from roof to foundations in concrete, masonry, steel or timber to be safe, durable and attractive.

Working in Cambridgeshire and the surrounding counties, we can work from your drawings or carry out site investigations as appropriate, to provide the solution that suits your needs.

To find out more please call, or use the contact us page to send an email

Happy New Year!

We're back in the office and looking forward to settling into the usual routine after all those mince pies...

We wish you a happy and peaceful year in 2013.

New!

These are austere times, and building is an expensive business. Ensure you get value for money and avoid expensive mistakes on site!

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Coming Soon...

Beams - how they work and how we design them.

Now online!

The Anatomy of a Loft Conversion in 3-D!

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Helpful Information

A glossary of building and engineering jargon for the home improver.

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