Structural inspection in Stratford-upon-Avon

You should book an inspection if you notice changes to your property bones.

• You see cracks wider than 3mm inside or outside.
• Doors or windows suddenly start to stick or jam.
• You notice floors sloping or walls starting to bulge.
• You plan to remove a wall or add an extension.
• The law requires landlords to keep homes safe and sound.
• A mortgage lender asks for proof the building is stable.

The engineer will spend about one to three hours checking your property.

• They walk around the outside to check the brickwork.
• They visit every room to look at floors and ceilings.
• The engineer uses special tools like levels and crack gauges.
• They may need to look inside your loft or basement.
• They take photos and notes for their final written report.
• Most visits are visual and will not involve digging holes.

Having a professional report gives you total peace of mind.

• You avoid wasting money on the wrong types of repairs.
• It helps you negotiate a fair price when buying a house.
• You get a clear plan to stop movement getting worse.
• It provides the proof needed for insurance or mortgage claims.
• Knowing your home is stable makes it much easier to sell.

An engineer answers the big questions about your home safety.

• They explain exactly why your walls are cracking or moving.
• They tell you if the building is safe to live in.
• You learn what specific repairs you need to fix things.
• As a guide, expect to pay around £400 to £700.
• Larger homes or complex issues might cost more to check.
• Ask your professional for a fixed price before they start.