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Structural, Civil, Stormwater and Remedial

Structural

Engineering design and certification for new homes, alterations, additions, multi-storey developments, commercial projects, decks, pools and structural reports.

FAQ

  • Fees depend on project complexity, size, and scope. After reviewing your plans and documentation, we provide a clear written fee proposal outlining services and deliverables.

  • Timeframes vary depending on project size and complexity. We will confirm an estimated timeframe when providing your fee proposal.

  • You will typically require a structural engineer if you are:

    Building a new home or extension, Removing or altering load-bearing walls, installing structural steel beams, Constructing retaining walls, Building a deck or balcony, Experiencing structural cracking or movement, Applying for council approval (DA, CDC, or CC)

 

Remedial

Inspection, investigation and repair advice for structural defects, cracking, movement, concrete spalling, drainage issues and remedial specifications.

FAQ

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  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

  • It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

 

Stormwater & Flood Analysis

Stormwater management plans, flood risk reports, OSD, rainwater harvesting, WSUD and hydraulic analysis for residential and development projects.

FAQ

  • Fees depend on project complexity, size, and scope. After reviewing your plans and documentation, we provide a clear written fee proposal outlining services and deliverables.

  • Stormwater engineering involves designing systems that safely collect, manage, and discharge rainwater from a property. This includes drainage layouts, on-site detention (OSD) systems, absorption trenches, pits, pipes, and connections to council infrastructure.

  • Fees depend on the size of the development, site complexity, council requirements, and whether OSD is required. We provide a clear written fee proposal after reviewing your documentation.

  • You may require a stormwater design if you are:

    Building a new home or duplex, Adding an extension or granny flat, Increasing hard surface areas (driveways, patios, roofs), Lodging a Development Application (DA), Applying for a Construction Certificate (CC), Required by council to provide an OSD system. Most councils require stormwater documentation as part of the approval process.

 

Civil

Civil design support for retaining structures, driveway access, car parks, subdivision roads, drainage plans and bulk earthworks.

FAQ

  • A civil access plan is an engineering drawing that details the design of a driveway and its connection from the public road to your property. It typically includes long sections, cross-sections, a civil access layout plan (geometry, kerb crossing etc), a contour and grading plan (finished surface levels), and identification of existing services. The design is prepared in accordance with the relevant standards & council specifications.

  • A civil access plan is generally required for council approval (DA or S138) for any works that affect public road infrastructure, including new driveways, widened crossings, or relocated kerb and gutter. It ensures the driveway design complies with AS 2890.1, council's Vehicular Crossing Policy, and relevant Roads Authority standards. It also confirms adequate sight distance, appropriate gradients, headroom clearance, and prevents damage to existing services.

  • Fees vary depending on site-specific factors including the length of the driveway, site gradient and earthwork complexity, number of bends or geometric constraints, location of existing services, and council requirements. We provide a clear written fee proposal after reviewing your plans and site information.

  • Generally 3–5 weeks from acceptance of the fee proposal, subject to current workload, design complexity, and any required correspondence with council or service authorities. Timeframes will be confirmed in the fee proposal. Engagements involving staged approvals, or coordination with Roads and Maritime Services (TfNSW) & Flood/Stormwater Engineers may extend this timeframe.