A structural engineer will be able to advise what the issue is, so would a building surveyor. You can find one on the RICS website www.rics.org, or a structural engineer at the institute of S.E's http://www.istructe.org/Pages/default.as...They will cost around Â£250.00; check out your yellow pages and get some quotes. structural engineer will be able to advise what the issue is, so would a building surveyor. You can find one on the RICS website www.rics.org, or a structural engineer at the institute of S.E's http://www.istructe.org/Pages/default.as...
Take tornadoes seriously, because with winds blowing at 200 mph or more, they can destroy just about anything in its path. Always listen to the radio and television for the latest information and instructions for your area. A TORNADO WATCH means tornadoes are possible in your area.Stay tuned to the radio or television news. A TORNADO WARNING means a tornado is either on the ground or has been detected by Doppler radar. Make sure you know which county or parish you live in. 2  Prepare a disaster supplies kit for your home and car. 3  Include a first aid kit, canned food and a can opener, bottled water, battery-operated radio, flashlight, protective clothing and written instructions on how to turn off electricity, gas, and water.
What to do in event of tornado watch, warning. Editor's note: The following is advice from CNN Meteorologist Sean Morris on steps you can take when a tornado watch or a tornado warning is issued in your area. A tornado watch means that tornadoes, high winds, and hail are possible in the watch area. When a watch is issued in your area, keep abreast of the latest information by monitoring television, radio, and NOAA weather radio.