Removing internal walls is a popular way of increasing the flow of natural light in your home and creating an open layout that suits your way of life.

While the benefits of removing a wall can be great, it is worth bearing in mind that, in some cases, it can be structural, which will require a suitable beam or some other supporting structure to transfer the loads safely to the ground.

Extending is a popular way to add space without having to move adding both space and value to your existing home.

Regardless of whether your new extension does or does not require planning permission, it will need Building Regulations Approval to ensure the minimum design and construction standards are achieved. We provide structural calculations for Building Regulations approval.

Chimney Breasts are often removed by property owners when fireplaces are no longer used, to give increased living space.

Chimney breast forms part of the structure of a house and careful considerations need to be taken prior to removing. Suitable support beams are required to support any masonry above to avoid structural distress or damage.