ABOUT US
About us – At Bolt Structures, we are an independent, professional company providing a wide range of engineering and surveying services. Our team delivers structural and civil engineering design and calculations in full compliance with British Standards and Eurocodes, along with detailed structural engineer’s reports. At Bolt Structures, our aim is to provide high-quality, cost-effective solutions tailored to your structural and surveying needs, whether at the feasibility stage, during design development, or throughout construction.
At Bolt Structures we understand that in most structural projects time is the essence, and we are able to provide a very quick and efficient service at a competitive price.
MISSION STATEMENT – ABOUT US
Bolt Structures is committed to being UK’s premier structural and civil design company. Unwavering dedication and commitment to proactive solutions that best serve our clients are the cornerstones of our business model. By continually refining our business practices based on our hands-on experience, we will create a strong, cooperative partnership with our clients.
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FAQ’S | MORE ABOUT US
What does a structural engineer do?
Do I need a structural engineer for my home project?
If construction work is proposed in a project, involving altering the existing structure, adding significant loads or building a new structure, then you will need a structural engineer. If you are unsure whether the alterations are structural (such as whether a wall is load bearing or if removing a chimney has structural implications) then you will also need advice from a structural engineer.
Why do I need structural calculations for my project?
If construction work is proposed in a project, involving altering the existing structure, adding significant loads or building a new structure, then you will need structural calculations. These calculations and drawings will need to be produced by a qualified structural engineer in order to comply with building regulations and other statutory regulations. Not all projects require calculations, but it is recommended that you speak to an engineer to seek advice.
When would I need a Structural Engineer?
It is recommended to engage with a structural engineer as well as an architect at building control design stage, well ahead of construction. In other cases, particularly for new builds or basement conversions, a structural engineer might be required to carry out a feasibility study before submitting a planning application. The architect can also advise the client on when a structural engineer is required.
Do you produce safe designs, accurate drawings and calculations?
Yes, each design is tailored to meet your project’s requirements, following a site inspection. We take into account relevant design codes, building regulations and CDM regulations.
At Bolt Structures, we take pride in providing structural and civil engineering services that prioritise safety, efficiency, and long-term value. Our work is built on a foundation of technical precision and a deep understanding of regulatory standards across London, Harrow, Hemel Hempstead, and surrounding areas. Every project we undertake — from detailed structural calculations to complex temporary works designs — is approached with the same commitment to quality and clarity.
We collaborate closely with architects, contractors, and private clients to deliver solutions that are both practical and compliant, ensuring each structure performs as intended. Beyond engineering design, we also guide clients through planning submissions, feasibility studies, and site assessments with a focus on transparency and accountability. Whether it’s a residential extension, a commercial development, or a drainage strategy, our goal remains consistent: to provide reliable engineering input that helps projects progress smoothly from concept to completion. At Bolt Structures, we see ourselves as partners in building better, safer spaces for the communities we serve.