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BIRMINGHAM • SOLIHULL • WEST MIDLANDS

Structural engineer
in Birmingham.
Build with clarity.

Calculations, drawings and practical structural advice for your extension, loft conversion or renovation.

Birmingham Structural Consulting helps homeowners, architects, builders and small developers. Fixed scope, clear fees and agreed timelines.

Residential brick extension under construction with new windows
Clear scope & feesCalculations + drawingsBuilding Control coordinationDelivery dates agreed upfront

FROM FIRST SKETCH TO SITE

Four steps. One clear brief.

  1. 01

    Send plans / photos

    Tell us the postcode, proposed changes and your target date.

  2. 02

    Site visit or desktop review

    Site visits by arrangement. We agree how to assess the property and fill any information gaps.

  3. 03

    Calculations & drawings

    Receive the structural design package defined in your quote.

  4. 04

    Ready for the next stage

    Issue to Building Control and your builder, subject to review and any agreed queries.

Birmingham city centre skyline viewed from the Library of Birmingham

Birmingham skyline, 2019. Photo credit.

LOCAL PROJECTS, CONSIDERED INDIVIDUALLY

Built around your property.

A terrace in Kings Heath, a semi in Sutton Coldfield or a new layout in a Solihull home each needs a design that responds to the building already there.

We look at the existing structure, the proposed change and the information your builder will need. Previous alterations, access and concealed construction can be just as important as the new floor plan.

We welcome enquiries from Birmingham, Solihull, Sutton Coldfield, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley, West Bromwich, Redditch, Coventry and nearby areas.

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THE PRACTICE BEHIND THE DESIGN

Professional advice.
Plain-English communication.

A defined appointment

A fixed scope from the outset. We set out deliverables, responsibilities and any investigations needed before work begins. Changes are discussed and agreed before additional work proceeds.

Clear fees and timing

Fixed fees where the scope allows, with programme and availability confirmed before you commit. Urgent target dates are discussed at enquiry stage.

Relevant design standards

Structural design considers the applicable UK Building Regulations requirements and relevant Eurocodes and UK National Annexes for the agreed work.

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BEFORE YOU GET STARTED

Your questions,
answered.

Something more specific?

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When do I need a structural engineer?

Usually when work changes how a building carries loads—for example removing a supporting wall, adding an extension, converting a loft or altering a roof. An engineer can also assess specific concerns such as cracking. Send a short description if you are unsure what input is needed.

Will you need to visit my property?

It depends on the work and the available information. Some projects can begin with a desktop review of reliable plans and survey information. Others need a site visit, measurements or opening-up to understand the existing structure. We confirm the approach before appointment.

How long will calculations and drawings take?

We agree a programme once we have reviewed the scope and information. A straightforward beam design and a multi-part conversion need different amounts of work. Tell us your target date when you enquire; we will confirm availability and any information needed to keep the project moving.

Can you work with Building Control?

Yes. The agreed structural calculations and drawings can support a Building Regulations submission, and we can address structural queries within the appointment. Building Control decides on acceptance; other parts of the regulations may require information from your wider design team.

Can you give me a fixed fee?

Where the scope is clear, we can offer a fixed fee for defined deliverables. Your quote sets out what is included, any exclusions and the effect of extra visits, investigations or design changes. There is no obligation to proceed with an enquiry.