Structural engineer’s report in the South East
9 providers offering structural engineer’s report in or across the South East, including national firms. A chartered or incorporated structural engineer, often with the IStructE or ICE.
9 structural engineers for the South East
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Based in or covering the South East (3)
Structronix Ltd
Based in Basingstoke, Hampshire · Covers South of England along the M3 corridor; projects UK-wide Accreditation stated by provider: IStructE (chartered practice), FSB memberStructures Made Easy
Based in Ealing, London · Covers Greater London and the Home Counties Accreditation not yet checkedNational providers (check they cover your area) (6)
Allcott Associates
Based in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire · Covers England and Wales (12 offices) Accreditation stated by provider: RICS, IStructE/ICEAlpine Property Surveys
Based in Multiple UK offices (incl. Birmingham) · Covers West Midlands and nationwide Accreditation stated by provider: Not statedIntegrated Designs & Associates
Based in Great Barr, Birmingham · Covers West Midlands and UK-wide Accreditation stated by provider: Not statedJMS Engineers
Based in Ipswich and Norwich · Covers East Anglia, Cambridge, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Peterborough and London; UK-wide delivery Accreditation not yet checkedNarro Associates
Based in Edinburgh · Covers Offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, Inverness, Aberdeen and Newcastle; UK-wide Accreditation stated by provider: ACE, Constructionline, ISO 9001, ISO 14001Structural Surveys Ltd
Based in Daresbury, Warrington · Covers The whole of England plus parts of Scotland and Wales Accreditation not yet checkedLondon (10) South West (6) West Midlands (7) East Midlands (8) Yorkshire and the Humber (9) North West (10) North East (4) Wales (3) Scotland (3) Northern Ireland (4)
About structural engineer’s report
A structural engineer checks that a design will stand up safely and produces the calculations building control needs, or inspects an existing building to assess movement, defects or the safety of a specific element.
Getting signed off in England
In England, your council’s building control team or a registered building control approver checks the work. They issue a completion or final certificate once they have the reports they need, such as the as-built SAP, EPC, air test and any sound or ventilation test results.