Our Goal is to Provide Incredible Specialist & Defect Services
Properties often develop issues that aren’t visible during routine inspections. Whether caused by poor construction, environmental factors, or wear over time, these defects can pose risks to safety, value, and long-term performance. At Structura, we specialise in identifying and assessing these problems with accuracy and clarity.
Our RICS-qualified surveyors use proven methodologies to diagnose issues, explain their root causes, and guide you through the most effective next steps. From hidden construction faults to visible structural movement, our reports provide clear, practical recommendations you can act upon with confidence.
By combining technical expertise with impartial advice, we ensure that your property is protected and that you are fully informed about the risks and solutions available.
- Defect analysis for damp, timber decay, and roofing faults
- Latent defects covered under structural warranties
- Subsidence checks and foundation movement surveys
- Structural movement including cracks and instability
- Roof inspections for leaks and poor workmanship
- Timber and damp assessment for rot and decay
- Insurance claim support with detailed reports
- Expert reports for disputes and legal cases
Our defect and specialist surveys are more than simple reports — they are comprehensive solutions tailored to your property’s unique needs. With the backing of chartered professionals, you gain peace of mind knowing that every defect has been carefully assessed and explained. Our clear, actionable advice helps you prioritise remedial works and safeguard the value of your investment.
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Frequently asked questions
A defect survey is a focused inspection that identifies the cause of specific problems within a property, such as damp, cracks, or roofing issues.
You should arrange a defect survey when you notice visible signs of damage, structural movement, or persistent problems like leaks or dampness.
A defect survey focuses on one or more specific issues, while a full building survey provides a comprehensive overview of the entire property’s condition.
Yes, subsidence can severely impact your property’s safety and value. A surveyor will confirm whether movement has occurred and recommend next steps.
In many cases, yes. Latent defects are often included in a 10-year structural warranty, but a professional report may be required for claims.
Depending on complexity, inspections usually take a few hours, with reports delivered within a few days.






