OUR STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS SERVICES
Bradley Group delivers a range of alteration works to support the refurbishment, enabling works for redevelopment and reconfiguration of existing buildings.
Working alongside structural engineers and contractors, our teams can support projects including:
- Formation of structural openings
- Internal wall removal
- Steelwork alterations
- New masonry
- Space reconfiguration
- Mezzanine works
- Alterations associated with refurbishment
- Structural propping and temporary works, where required as part of wider alteration programmes
OUR STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS PROCESS
SITE ASSESSMENT & PLANNING
Project requirements and existing site conditions are reviewed alongside the relevant project information before works commence.
COORDINATION & PREPARATION
Our team works alongside structural engineers, contractors and other project stakeholders to coordinate the required alterations and programme.
STRUCTURAL ALTERATION WORKS
Alterations are carried out in accordance with the agreed project requirements, with careful consideration given to the existing structure and surrounding works.
COMPLETION & HANDOVER
Completed works are reviewed as part of the wider project programme, leaving the area ready for subsequent construction, refurbishment or fit-out activities.
STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS ACROSS MULTIPLE SECTORS
Bradley Group supports alteration and refurbishment projects across a range of commercial and public sector environments, working within both existing buildings and wider redevelopment programmes.
SAFETY DURING STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS
Structural alteration works require careful planning and coordination, particularly where changes may affect the stability of an existing structure.
Bradley Group works alongside structural engineers and project teams to ensure alteration works are appropriately planned and coordinated, with safety maintained throughout delivery.
For further information, see the Health and Safety Executive guidance on structural stability during alteration, demolition and dismantling.