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Steel beam & RSJ installation in Congleton

Need a steel beam or RSJ installed in Congleton? We supply and fit steel to your engineer's drawings — or fit steel you've ordered — for knock-throughs, extensions and lofts.

Congleton, Holmes Chapel and Alsager give us a steady run of kitchen-diner openings in 1960s–1990s houses, where the spine wall between kitchen and dining room nearly always carries the first floor.

We supply and install steel beams (usually called RSJs), columns and goalpost frames to the structural engineer's specification — for internal knock-throughs, rear extensions, bifold and sliding door openings, and loft conversions.

Recent steel beams work

What’s included

  • Universal beams (UB), universal columns (UC), channels (PFC) and flitch plates to specification
  • Goalpost and box frames for large rear openings
  • Bolted connections, end plates and cleats
  • Padstones and pad foundations where specified
  • Beams in bolted sections where access is tight (if the design allows)
  • Supply-and-fit for homeowners, fit-only for builders

Congleton falls under Cheshire East building control, or a registered building control approver.

Steel beam & RSJ installation in Congleton: your questions answered

Do you cover Congleton?

Yes — Congleton and the surrounding area are part of our regular patch. Congleton falls under Cheshire East building control, or a registered building control approver.

Do you supply the steel as well as fitting it?

Yes. We can supply and fit, or fit steel that you or your builder have ordered, provided it matches the engineer's specification.

How do you get a long steel beam into a house?

Usually through a door, window or rear opening. For tight access the engineer can specify a beam made in sections and bolted together in place.

What is a goalpost frame?

Two steel columns and a beam forming a frame. It is used where a wall is removed down to the floor — such as a wide opening into a rear extension — so the load goes straight down to the foundations.

How long does a steel beam installation take?

A single beam in an internal wall is typically installed in a day or two. Goalpost frames and multi-beam jobs take two to four days, plus making good.

More structural work in Congleton

Wall Removal in Congleton

Open up kitchens, dining rooms and living spaces safely, with the wall's load carried by a correctly designed steel beam.

Structural Brickwork in Congleton

Shop fronts, brick facade rebuilds, wall tie replacement, subsidence repairs and repointing — with bricks and mortar matched to the original.

Steel Beams in Congleton?

Send photos or your engineer's drawings for a same-day budget price, or book a free survey in Congleton.