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AOCA engineers in Wexford

Areas / Wexford

Structural and civil engineers in Wexford.

Wexford town, Gorey, Enniscorthy, New Ross and Rosslare, served from Portlaoise and from the Dublin office.

AOCA has provided engineering services at Rosslare Europort, Ireland's gateway port to Europe, and carries out insurance and forensic inspections across the south east for insurers and loss adjusters.

Wexford is reached from Portlaoise by the M9 and from Dublin by the M11, so site visits and inspections are straightforward to arrange from either office.

Projects in and around Wexford

What we do in Wexford

How we work in Wexford

Planning and building control in Wexford run through Wexford County Council. We prepare the engineering drawings, reports and certificates a Wexford application needs, from site suitability and drainage to structural design and the Certificate of Compliance on completion, and we act as assigned certifier under the Building Control Regulations where the project requires it.

For insurers and loss adjusters we carry out subsidence, fire, storm and flood inspections across Wexford and report to the policy definitions. For homeowners we provide structural surveys, pre-purchase inspections and structural design for extensions and one-off houses. For developers and contractors we provide civil and structural design, building envelope review and construction stage inspections.

Every job is run by the same office that did the projects above, with the engineer who visits the site writing the report. Site visits in Wexford are arranged within the week.

Specialist services in Wexford

Towns we cover

  • Wexford town
  • Gorey
  • Enniscorthy
  • New Ross
  • Rosslare
  • Bunclody
  • Courtown

Common questions

Is Wexford within your area?

Yes. Wexford is served from Portlaoise and from the Dublin office for design, surveys, certification and insurance inspections.

Do you do structural surveys for house purchases in Wexford?

Yes. An engineer inspects the property and reports with photographs and clear recommendations before you sign.

Talk to an engineer, not a switchboard.

Tell us what you're planning and we'll give you a straight view on feasibility, cost and programme — before you commit.