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For over 40 years our structural engineers have provided technical expertise to our clients, through high-level considered advice, or detailed design and implementation.   Our engineers have extensive experience in the core construction materials of steelwork, reinforced concrete, timber and masonry, all provided with consideration of the client’s brief and needs, construction costs and environmental impact.

Our team has fostered an environment that focuses on problem solving, but this is not limited to design challenges or unforeseen issues encountered on site; we aim to solve the problems faced by our clients, whether this is through economic design, concept advice, or innovative alterations to the construction method, material, or sequencing.

We not only excel with new build projects in the tens or millions of pounds construction value, but also working with historic steel frames, refurbishment of large reinforced concrete frames (such as shopping centres), grade II listed buildings and everything in-between.

Our structural team typically offers the following services:

  • Steel, reinforced concrete or masonry frame design up to medium-rise (7 storeys)
  • Advice and analysis related to historic/legacy steelwork
  • Heavy manufacturing loadbearing support
  • 3D structural analysis, including finite-element
  • Structural refurbishment/alteration
  • Advanced foundation design
  • Heavy loadbearing transfer structures
  • Large-scale residential foundations
  • Internal crane support steelwork
  • Multi-storey carparks
  • Reinforced concrete retaining walls and basements
  • Feasibility/conditions surveys
  • Technical Advisor (TA) role
  • Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) surveys
  • BIM collaboration and 3D structural modelling
  • Industrial floor slab design
  • Site appraisal and due diligence reporting
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Rolton contributes to new 2030 built environment workforce planning report

10 June 2026

Rolton is pleased to have contributed to the newly launched industry report, ‘Built Environment Strategic Workforce Planning for 2030’.

The comprehensive publication stems from the latest INSPIRE event hosted by the Built Environment Futures Assembly (BEFA). This powerful leadership forum was established by the University of the Built Environment (UBE) to break down professional silos, spark collaboration, and drive excellence across engineering, construction, and real estate.