Structural engineering for wall removals, new openings, and reconfigurations in homes across Kingston, Surbiton, and New Malden.

Structural Design for Internal Alterations

We provide the essential structural design for internal alterations to properties throughout Kingston. From removing a load-bearing wall to create an open-plan kitchen-diner in a Tolworth semi, to creating a new opening in a Victorian terrace in Kingston town centre, our engineers provide clear, practical solutions. We ensure all changes are structurally sound and fully documented for Building Control approval.

Local Challenges

Internal Alterations in Kingston upon Thames

Altering older properties in Kingston, particularly Victorian and Edwardian homes, requires a sensitive approach. Years of previous, often undocumented, alterations can complicate the structural assessment. We carefully investigate the existing structure to understand load paths before designing new steel beams or lintels. This ensures that any changes do not compromise the stability of the rest of the building, including adjacent properties.

What You Get

  • On-site appraisal of existing structure
  • Calculations for steel beams or lintels
  • Design of padstones and bearings
  • Specification for temporary propping works
  • Structural drawings and details for your builder
  • Full package for Building Control submission

Tailored Pricing

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Every project is unique. Share your drawings with us and receive a detailed fee proposal tailored to your internal alterations project in Kingston upon Thames.

Recent Project

Coombe, Kingston upon Thames

Removal of two internal load-bearing walls on the ground floor of a large detached house to create a single, expansive kitchen and living area. The design required a complex steel 'goalpost' frame.

Common Questions

Internal Alterations in Kingston upon Thames — FAQ

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