Structural Engineers & Surveys in Richmond & Twickenham
Structural engineer’s inspections and plain-English reports in Richmond & Twickenham, typically issued within 48 hours of the site visit.Looking for a local structural engineer? We also design wall removals and steel beams, loft conversions and extensions in Richmond & Twickenham.
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Richmond and Twickenham have some of London’s finest Georgian and Victorian houses, many in conservation areas or listed, along with Edwardian family homes and riverside properties along the Thames. Ground conditions range from London Clay to river terrace gravels, and the area’s large mature trees and parkland setting can contribute to seasonal movement. Riverside and older properties need a careful, informed look.
Common reasons clients in Richmond & Twickenham call us
• Cracking in Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian houses
• Movement linked to large mature trees and clay soils
• Defects in riverside and older properties
• Checks on previous extensions and alterations
• Pre-purchase checks after a RICS survey flags a concern
Because we also design drainage, we can identify when a leaking drain is behind the movement and design the fix.
Our work in Twickenham
• Twining Avenue, Twickenham: structural engineering and below-ground drainage design for a chimney breast removal and rear extension, for a local developer. Chimney breast removal →
• Staines Road, Twickenham: structural design for a first-floor side and rear extension built along the boundary in a conservation area. Extensions →
• Whitton Road, Twickenham: rear extension and remodelling, with load-bearing walls removed and new below-ground drainage. Wall removals →
• Walpole Road, Twickenham: rear extension with a large roof lantern, with load-bearing walls to the outrigger removed to create an open-plan kitchen and dining space.
• The Ridge, Twickenham: structural and below-ground drainage design for a two-storey rear extension.
• Vicarage Road, Twickenham: structural engineering and below-ground drainage design for a large single-storey rear extension.
• Wellesley Road, Twickenham: structural engineering and below-ground drainage design for a single-storey rear extension, two-storey side extension and loft conversion. Loft conversions →
Wellesley Road, Twickenham: the finished side extension, rear extension and new open-plan kitchen.
12+ years’ experience · £1,000,000 PI insurance · 48-hour reports
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• Cracking in Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian houses
• Movement linked to large mature trees and clay soils
• Defects in riverside and older properties
• Checks on previous extensions and alterations
• Pre-purchase checks after a RICS survey flags a concern
Because we also design drainage, we can identify when a leaking drain is behind the movement and design the fix.
Our work in Twickenham
• Twining Avenue, Twickenham: structural engineering and below-ground drainage design for a chimney breast removal and rear extension, for a local developer. Chimney breast removal →
• Staines Road, Twickenham: structural design for a first-floor side and rear extension built along the boundary in a conservation area. Extensions →
• Whitton Road, Twickenham: rear extension and remodelling, with load-bearing walls removed and new below-ground drainage. Wall removals →
• Walpole Road, Twickenham: rear extension with a large roof lantern, with load-bearing walls to the outrigger removed to create an open-plan kitchen and dining space.
• The Ridge, Twickenham: structural and below-ground drainage design for a two-storey rear extension.
• Vicarage Road, Twickenham: structural engineering and below-ground drainage design for a large single-storey rear extension.
• Wellesley Road, Twickenham: structural engineering and below-ground drainage design for a single-storey rear extension, two-storey side extension and loft conversion. Loft conversions →
12+ years’ experience · £1,000,000 PI insurance · 48-hour reports
Structural surveys across London →
About our structural surveys →