Concrete anchorage, timber framing design and inspections, commercial foundations, bridge inspections and building assessments across Melbourne and Victoria. Every job is led by a chartered engineer with a PhD and a research background in anchorage to concrete.
From concrete anchorage and timber framing to commercial foundations and existing buildings. Each service page lists what is included, the standards we work to and common questions.
Training, peer review and code guidance on anchors and AS 5216 for site teams, installers and design offices.
Standards: AS 5216
Who we work with
Bridge and infrastructure owners
Level 1, 2 and 3 inspections, condition ratings and AS 5100.7 load ratings.
Residential builders and developers
Timber framing design to AS 1684, slabs to AS 2870 and framing stage inspections.
Commercial developers and project teams
Geotechnical interpretation, piled foundations and basement retention.
Building owners and asset managers
Condition assessments, crack monitoring, change of use upgrades and CFRP strengthening.
Site managers and head contractors
Misplaced cast-in anchors, edge breakout clashes and quick sign-off for the building surveyor.
Steel fabricators
Base plate connections, weld design and holding-down bolt checks.
How we work
1
Send us the details
Share drawings, photos or a short description through the enquiry form or by email.
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Get a quote
We confirm the scope, fee and timeframe in writing before any work starts.
3
Design and documentation
We design, check and issue drawings, calculations and the certificates your building surveyor needs.
4
Support during construction
We answer site questions and inspect key stages so the work matches the design.
You deal with the engineer doing the work
A chartered engineer leads every KiVo project. Research on anchorage to concrete and work on Australian Standards shape how we design, from a single base plate to a multi-storey building.
In-depth guide to commercial geotechnical engineering, deep Continuous Flight Auger (CFA) piling, soil-structure interaction, and foundation design under AS 2159.
How structural engineers assess building integrity, monitor cracks, and design strengthening interventions like CFRP composite wraps and steel jacketing for adaptive reuse.
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Send drawings, photos or a short description and we will reply with a quote.