We recently received a call for assistance at a site in Salford where an ongoing extension project had hit a roadblock. A building inspector had determined that the existing foundations were inadequate for further construction. As a result, the homeowners brought us in to evaluate the situation and implement necessary corrections to ensure the project could proceed.

Both a building inspector and a structural engineer assessed the limited space designated for construction. They agreed that the foundations were not up to standard. The structural engineer then devised a comprehensive plan outlining the exact requirements for the necessary structural support.

This particular building was designated as an HMO (Houses in Multiple Occupancy) and had tenants scheduled to move in the following week. Given the urgency and potential housing crisis, we worked closely with the main contractor to speed up the job and ensure that the specifications were met promptly, preventing any potential residents from having to seek alternative accommodations.

To meet the specified deadline and allow the tenants to move in as planned, we had to work swiftly. Despite the property owner being away at the time, they had full confidence in our established reputation to complete the entire workload within the designated timeframe. We maintained regular communication via email, providing updates on the progress of the work.

In collaboration with the main contractor, the project was efficiently organized and completed within the time constraints, leaving all parties involved highly satisfied with the outcome. The client was so pleased with the outcome that they engaged us for another project.

Cultivating strong, trustworthy relationships with our clients is of paramount importance to us, and we eagerly anticipate continuing our successful business partnership.