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Suite 2, Level 1
322 Remuera Road,
Remuera, Auckland
Postal address:
PO Box 28257
Remuera, Auckland 1541
Phone: +64 (9) 973 5781
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what our clients have to say
How Long Does it Take to Get a Code of Compliance in NZ?
Getting a Code of Compliance in New Zealand typically takes a few weeks to a few months, depending on various factors. Once your building work is finished, you need to apply for this code to show that everything meets the required standards
Insulation for Houses in Aotearoa New Zealand
Insulation requirements changed significantly on 1 May 2023 for residential houses in Aotearoa NZ. The new requirements are all covered by H1 (Energy Efficiency) in the New Zealand Building Code (the Code).
Liability During Residential Building: Who is Liable?
Where does the buck stop? As engineers, we want liability to be designed out of the build, but time and cost can sometimes sway clients, builders and homeowners to look for cheaper alternatives.
How Much do Structural Engineers Charge in NZ?
Engineering fees for small projects are usually charged on the number of hours the structural engineer works on your project. The costs will be individual to your project.
Structural Engineer Report for Your House: What You Need to Know
Has your house been damaged in an earthquake, landslide or water ingress? Or has your house been repaired or altered, but you believe the repairs may not have been done properly? Perhaps you just want a second opinion for peace of mind or insurance purposes.
Blueprints to Success: Navigating the Path to Structural and Civil Engineering in New Zealand
Do you have a student who wants to become a Structural engineer?
Here are a few thoughts on how to guide them, what to expect, how to get a taste, and which universities to consider (in NZ and further afield)