Not all extensions require a Structural Engineer. However, their involvement can make a big difference in projects that require significant structural changes or for works that have a higher degree of complexity.
The extension is finished. The brickwork is complete, the roof is on, and all that's left is to connect it to the rest of the house. On the surface, it looks like the simplest part of the project: remove a section of wall and enjoy your new open-plan space.
Building a home extension in London can be one of the most rewarding investments you make — increasing your living space, boosting property value, and improving your home’s functionality. However, costs can vary significantly depending on a range of factors.Whether you’re planning a kitchen extension, a loft conversion, or…