Edinburgh has a rich and carefully protected building stock, from the Georgian terraces of the New Town, to the tall stone tenements of Marchmont, Bruntsfield and Leith, Victorian and Edwardian villas in areas such as Morningside and Trinity, and interwar and post-war housing across the outer suburbs. Much of the older stock sits within conservation areas and includes listed buildings, which raises its own structural questions when owners alter flats, remove walls or form new openings, alongside the more familiar work of extending villas and houses.
We provide the full structural remit for Edinburgh projects: Eurocode calculations and drawings for extensions, alterations, wall removals and conversions, structural surveys and inspection reports, and design for new build and commercial work. Desktop calculations and reports are delivered anywhere in the east of Scotland quickly, and where a survey or site inspection is needed we arrange it across the city and its surroundings.







