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Engineering sign-off removal of internal load-bearing wall

  • 02-02-2023 1:08pm
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    sjapok
    Registered Users Posts: 104 ✭✭ sjapok


    Hi. I plan to knock an internal load-bearing wall in my house to make the kitchen/living room more open plan.

    I see from the threads here that it's advisable to have an engineer oversee the work and provide a certification or "sign off" on the work done.

    My question is what service should I be ensuring the engineer provides (e.g. drawings, supervision of the work, sign-off at end) and also what would their sign-off be called and what should I look to be included in it?

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