
Clarity for what matters.
Professional structural engineering assessments and expert opinions — for the people who need a straight answer before they commit.
What we assess
Structural assessments
Clear, practical reports.
Expert opinions
Trusted, independent advice.
Pre-purchase advice
Know before you buy.
Damage assessments
Identify and understand risk.
We see what others might miss.
Independent means exactly that. We are not selling you a repair, a building or a bond — only an honest engineering opinion you can act on.
Structural assessments
A registered engineer inspects the structure and issues a written report: what we found, what caused it, what it means and what to do about it. Written to be read by an owner, not only by another engineer.
Expert opinions
Independent engineering opinion where money or liability turns on it — disputes between owner and contractor, insurance claims, defect liability, and matters heading for arbitration or court.
Pre-purchase advice
Before you sign. A structural walk-through of the property with a plain-language report on what is sound, what needs attention and what it is likely to cost — in time to renegotiate or walk away.
Damage assessments
After storm, fire, flood, subsidence or an impact. We establish the extent and the cause, separate cosmetic from structural, and set out a costed remedial scope your contractor or insurer can work from.
Four steps. No surprises.
Most assessments are booked, inspected and reported inside a week. You will know the fee before we set foot on site.
Tell us the situation
A short call or form. What the property is, what you have noticed and by when you need an answer.
Fixed quote & date
A written scope and fixed fee, with the inspection date confirmed. No hourly creep.
On-site inspection
A registered engineer attends, photographs and measures. You are welcome to walk the property with us.
Report you can use
Findings, cause, risk and recommended action — plus a call to talk it through once you have read it.
Built on facts. Not assumptions.
Struct Assess is an independent structural engineering practice specialising in assessments and expert opinions. We are appointed by owners, buyers, architects, contractors and insurers who need to know what is actually going on in a building.
Every report is prepared and signed by a professionally registered engineer who attended the site. No templated findings, no inherited assumptions, no repair quoted by the person who diagnosed it.
Good structures support great lives. Our job is to tell you, plainly, whether yours does.
Know before you buy.
Anything not covered here, ask us directly — the first conversation is free.
What is the difference between an assessment and a home inspection?
A home inspection is a broad condition check across finishes, plumbing and electrics. A structural assessment is a registered engineer examining the load-bearing structure itself — foundations, walls, slabs, roof — and giving a professional opinion on its integrity.
How quickly can you get to site?
Usually within two to four working days, and sooner where a transfer date or an insurance deadline is at stake. Tell us the deadline up front and we will say honestly whether we can meet it.
Is every crack a structural problem?
No — and saying so is half the value. Many cracks are shrinkage or thermal movement and need nothing more than filling. Our report separates cosmetic from structural so you spend money only where it is warranted.
Can I use the report for an insurance claim or a dispute?
Yes. Reports are prepared and signed by a professionally registered engineer, with photographic evidence and a reasoned opinion on cause — the form insurers, attorneys and adjudicators expect.
Do you also do the repairs you recommend?
Never. We do not carry out or sell remedial work, which is precisely why our opinion is worth having. We can design the remedial detail and review the contractor's work, but the repair itself is someone else's job.
Insight today. Value tomorrow.
Send us the address, the deadline and what you have noticed. You will have a fixed quote and a proposed inspection date back within one working day.
Two minutes to ask. One working day to an answer.

