Services

Explore our services for structural openings, welding, steelwork, preparation, concrete work and finishing. The exact scope and specialists are agreed for each project.

Load-bearing wall removal

Connect your kitchen, living room or dining area with a structurally designed opening. We coordinate preparation, demolition and steel installation with your plans.

Partial load-bearing wall removal

A wide opening with wall sections on either side can create the connection you want. Partial removal also needs structural preparation.

Internal wall removal

Combine two rooms or remove an inconvenient partition. Start by establishing the wall’s structural function and any services within it.

Kitchen wall removal

Create one living space from your kitchen and living room. Coordinate the opening with cabinets, services and your finished interior.

External wall opening

Connect your home to an extension, garden doors or a wider glazed opening. Structure and the building envelope must be designed together.

Creating a doorway

A new doorway can improve how you move through your home. The opening must suit the wall, door frame and structure above.

Steel beam installation

A steel beam can carry loads over a new opening. Delivery and installation follow the structural design for your building.

Steel frame installation

A steel frame combines a beam and columns. It may be suitable where existing wall sections cannot provide the required support.

Closed steel frame with a lower beam

A closed steel frame includes interconnected members and a lower beam. Its use is calculated for the individual building.

Steel column installation

A steel column can support a beam and make a new layout possible. Its position needs structural and practical coordination.

Installing or replacing a lintel

A lintel can support masonry above a door, window or other opening. The solution must match the existing wall.

Bespoke structural steelwork

Some buildings need more than a straight beam. We coordinate made-to-measure steelwork with the design, installation and available space.

Load-bearing wall assessment

Unsure whether a wall is load-bearing? Have drawings and the actual building assessed together before committing to demolition.

Structural calculations for an opening

A structural calculation explains how loads are carried after the alteration. We coordinate the required documents with a structural engineer.

Temporary support planning

During a structural opening, the building also needs support in the temporary stages. This deserves the same attention as the permanent steelwork.

Building drawings and measured surveys

Clear drawings connect your plans with calculations, permissions and construction. Discuss which existing and proposed documents are needed.

Permit coordination

Establish the required permissions before work starts. We help coordinate the application preparation with your project.

Concrete drilling

A round opening for ventilation, pipes or services needs a carefully selected position. Coordinate drilling with the structure and existing installations.

Concrete and wall cutting

A precisely bounded opening in concrete may require cutting. Structural assessment and controlled handling of the cut sections belong in the preparation.

Creating or altering a stair opening

A new connection between floors requires more than a hole. Stair geometry, the floor structure and finishes must be designed together.

Openings in walls and floors

Create space for a duct, pipe or passage. The position and size must suit both the building and the new installation.

Chimney breast removal

Removing a chimney breast can free up living space. First establish how it relates to the flue and any structure above.

Chimney removal

Partial or complete chimney removal involves the structure, roof and any connected appliances. Define exactly what stays and what is removed.

Kitchen or bathroom strip-out

Prepare for a new interior with a clearly defined strip-out. Agree what will be removed and what must remain.

Extension or outbuilding demolition

Removing an old extension may be the first step towards a new layout. Its connections to the main building influence the approach.

Debris removal and site clearing

Material released during a structural opening must be removed carefully. A suitable route and separated waste streams belong in the plan.

Finishing a structural opening

An opening becomes part of your interior when floor, wall and ceiling finishes meet properly. Agree on the expected finish before work starts.

Coordinating fire-protective cladding

Where the structure needs fire protection, that protection belongs in the design and installation. Coordinate the finish with the relevant specialists.

Steelwork for an extension

Connect the existing house and the new extension. The steel design must suit both building parts and the construction sequence.

Structural openings in commercial premises

A different layout can create space for a shop, office or other business use. Operations, logistics and building requirements must be considered together.

Welding and structural fabrication

Need welding for a structural opening or steel component? Discuss its purpose, material, connections, dimensions and finish.

On-site welding

Welding in an existing building requires preparation for both the component and its surroundings. Discuss whether on-site welding suits your project.

Structural steel installation

A calculated steel structure also needs to fit the building in practice. Installation follows the drawings, access route and available workspace.

Ready for more space?

Tell us what you want to change. We will discuss the opening, preparation and a suitable quotation.

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