Suffolk-based consultancy JMS Engineers has launched a dedicated new website offering specialist structural inspections and surveys carried out by qualified structural engineers.
The launch comes in direct response to rising demand for reliable structural assessments across the county, as Suffolk experiences a steady increase in housing development and property transactions.
Structural surveys designed for Suffolk property buyers and developers
From Ipswich to Felixstowe, Bury St Edmunds to Lowestoft, JMS’s new service provides homebuyers, developers, and investors with fast, independent structural reports tailored to local conditions.
Whether buying a home, securing a mortgage, planning renovations or investing in property, the need for clear structural advice has never been greater.
“We’re seeing more people move, build, and invest in Suffolk – and with that comes the need for structural clarity,” said Mark Weston, Managing Director of JMS Engineers. “This new website makes it easy to access our qualified engineers, understand what you’re getting, and get a report that genuinely supports decision-making.”
Transparent pricing in a competitive market
To make the process even easier, the site lists clear, fixed pricing for typical inspections – a level of transparency rarely offered in this sector. Prices start from £250+VAT for a verbal structural report, and £750+VAT for a residential structural survey, helping clients plan with confidence.
Trusted local service from a Suffolk-based team
The service is delivered by JMS Engineers’ experienced team based near Ipswich. With over 25 years of experience in structural and civil engineering across Suffolk, JMS brings local insight, prompt service, and dependable reporting to every inspection.
Structural reports available for:
- Homebuyers and mortgage applicants
- Property investors
- Renovation and extension projects
- Crack or subsidence concerns
JMS Engineers is a Suffolk-based civil and structural engineering consultancy, working with homeowners, developers and contractors across the county. The new structural inspections website is the latest in a series of investments to make professional engineering advice more accessible to local communities.
