Professional Land Surveyors in High Wycombe

If you are planning to make internal alterations, such as knocking down a chimney breast or a wall, or if you are planning to add a loft or an extension, you will need to involve a structural engineer in this process. Similarly, if you are changing the structure of a building in any way or if you would like to make changes to load-bearing walls or removing chimney breasts you will need accurate beam calculations to ensure the structural integrity of your building. This also applies to changes to floors, roofs, or foundations. The role of the structural engineer is to ensure that the structure and foundation of your building continues to be structurally sound. If you are planning a new build, you will need the services of a structural engineer.

We have successfully been involved with a number residential and commercial projects, examples of our work can be found in the Structural Engineering Project section.

The short answer is anyone who would like to ensure that they get value for money in their project and who would not like to concern themselves with the practical details of financial conversations during their project. The overall benefit of having this weight lifted from your shoulders is worth the cost of the service. You should always ensure that your consultants are suitably experienced and qualified. We are members of the Chartered Associated of Building Engineers (CABE), a CIOB Chartered Consultancy and regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Contract Administration is a role required by a JCT contract, used to help streamline construction projects by providing professional oversight, minimizing disputes, ensuring compliance with regulations, and facilitating effective communication among all parties involved.

Once surveyors are appointed the first action, they will take is to select a Third Surveyor. We will provide contact details for the Third Surveyor as all parties have a right to refer any matter to them at any stage. If the award is served and you feel something is fundamentally wrong with it, you may appeal it at the County Court within 14 days of its service. We will, of course, endeavour to resolve any issues directly if you contact us in the first instance.