Structural / Civil Engineer Required

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OCY

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I am currently mid build on renovation / extension and it has been brought to my attention that certain issue are being covered up by builder.

Reveals semi finished on window prior to window intallation
No DPC visible around windows
No DPc under internal

I have a list of similiar issue, and now would like to employ an engineer to look over the completed work and future work
 
Apart from the obvious lack of information re location, should you not have had an engineer signing off the work as it progressed? Peanuts=monkeys cliche rears its head yet again.
 
OCY said:
I am currently mid build on renovation / extension and it has been brought to my attention that certain issue are being covered up by builder.

Reveals semi finished on window prior to window intallation
No DPC visible around windows
No DPc under internal

I have a list of similiar issue, and now would like to employ an engineer to look over the completed work and future work
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Would suggest that you consider employing an architect well versed in domestic housing. A civil/stuctural engineer unless he specialises in housing would not be as conversant with the issues you are concerned with. I am a civil/structural engineer by the way
 
I have an architect who is allegedly over-seeing build, but not happy with his input so far
 
OCY said:
I have an architect who is allegedly over-seeing build, but not happy with his input so far
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Have your architect establish to your satisfaction whether or not DPC and whatever is properly installed. This will likely involve opening up some elements for inspection.If work is confirmed to be properly executed the cost of confirmation will be to your account. If not, cost of all remediation will lie with builder.
I would be surprised if a Professional Architect would not be checking such critical building elements if he was paid to do so.
 
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