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In need of a structural engineer - second opinion

By se15mum
October 10, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted October 10, 2016

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Posted October 10, 2016

We have some ever growing cracks developing in house over the last few months. Basically in every room and some getting rather large. I would like someone to come and look at them for me. It could be seasonal movement however the rather large ones are worrying me slightly.

If anyone can recommend an independent Structural Engineer I would be most grateful. I am likely to want to get a couple of people round to get a second opinion so please do post anyone you have used and been pleased with.

Many Thanks

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