RAAC was a building material used in some buildings to form roof planks, wall panels, and sometimes floor planks between the mid-1950s and mid-1990s. If you’re concerned about RAAC in your commercial building, please refer to our RAAC resources webpage: https://www.istructe.org/resources/raac/ which details the three-step process to follow – identification, assessment and solutions. If you are unsure, then you can contact a professionally registered structural engineer or surveyor to identify if RAAC are present. To note they do not need to be an expert in RAAC to identify if the building has RAAC. IStructE Chartered and Incorporated-Members are competent to assess structures, and these businesses listed here have experience of RAAC: If you rent a commercial property where you suspect there is RAAC, then please inform your landlord as they are responsible for ensuring the safety of the property.
Building B4, Unit 104 3 Barton Yard, Soames Walk London, England SE10 0BN United Kingdom
Designing better buildings, engineering brighter futures.
130 EAST BARNET ROAD, NEW BARNET, Herts London, England EN4 8RE United Kingdom
Consulting Structural Engineers specialising in Building Structures
5-6, Wincott Parade, Kennington Road, London London, England SE11 6SR United Kingdom
RWA Consulting, 8 Station Approach, Wendover, Bucks Wendover, England HP22 6BN United Kingdom
Structural Consulting Engineers specialising in Domestic, Commercial and Civil Structural Defect surveys and full Structural Design projects.
15 Crane Mews, 32 Gould Road, Twickenham Tadcaster, England TW2 6RS United Kingdom
Hallas & Co. provides RICS-regulated surveying and structural engineering advice for defects, alterations, extensions and remedial works.