Building Survey London

Surveyor in Canning Town, East London, E14 0JU

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About the Business

Building Survey London provide a rapid response leak detection, structural and water damage survey, and water damage repair service in and around London.

Our water damage services in London and the home counties range from ultrasound and thermal imaging leak detection, damp surveys, mould surveys and treatment, to water damage restoration and structural repair. From a leaking or burst water pipe, a roof leak causing minor to major water damage, to extensive fire damage restoration or property renovation.

Our highly experienced professional teams can handle any size project, big or small. Our forensic water damage report services provides documentation that can be used for insurance purposes as well as for legal purposes. We aim to carry out any and all works with the minimum of disruption to you, your business, or family.

Building Survey London is a service brought to you by Building Response. Our aim is to provide a rapid response to your water damage or fire damage needs, providing you with all of the evidence and paperwork you may require, and a highly effective emergency building repairs and restoration service. Building Survey London management are highly qualified and highly experienced, stemming from family business roots, supported with expert training in advanced leak detection methods, building pathology, and structural restoration.

Business Services

Building Pathology

Looking for a professional building pathologist in London?

Building pathology involves the holistic investigation of building integrity and failures or faults from several varying perspectives, taking in to account all actual and potential contributory surrounding variables with the aim of establishing, as well as ruling out, cause and effect.

The reasons why you would require a building pathology specialist or building pathologist over another type of surveyor, building investigator, or even a skilled builder are numerous; building pathologists use a number of techniques such as thermographic surveying (thermal imaging), ultrasonic assessment (ultrasound) and vibration assessment techniques, amongst many other tools, which are not usually utilised by other professionals.