About Fothergill
Fothergill is a structural engineering practice located on Hill Street in Richmond town centre, offering specialist technical services to homeowners and residential clients in the area. The firm advises on a range of structural matters, with particular expertise in party wall issues and the structural aspects of renovation and building work. Known for building lasting relationships with local builders and repeat clients, Fothergill takes a collaborative, practical approach to the often complex structural challenges that arise when adapting or extending Richmond’s varied and much-loved housing stock.
Local area
Richmond’s housing stock — a rich mix of Victorian and Edwardian terraces, Georgian townhouses and mansion flats — presents all manner of structural questions the moment owners begin to adapt or improve their homes. With property values high and renovation ambitions often equally so, having a trusted structural engineer within the town centre is genuinely useful. Fothergill’s presence on Hill Street, a quiet but central address close to Richmond’s independent business community, places it naturally within the network of local professionals that residents rely on when taking on significant work to their homes.
Why choose Fothergill
For Richmond residents navigating the structural side of a home improvement project, Fothergill offers the reassurance of a local practice that knows the area’s building types and has established working relationships with builders operating nearby. Their focus on residential work and party wall matters means they are well attuned to the concerns of individual homeowners rather than large commercial clients. Operating Monday to Friday during regular office hours, they are accessible for consultation and practical guidance throughout the working week, making them a straightforward point of contact for often complex decisions.
Services
- Structural engineering consultancy
- Residential structural assessments
- Party wall advice
- Renovation and extension structural support
- Liaison with local builders and contractors
- Structural calculations and reports
Ideal for: Homeowners planning renovations, Residents undertaking extensions or alterations, Local builders and contractors, Property owners with party wall matters, Landlords and investors improving residential property.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of work does Fothergill typically help with?
Fothergill specialises in structural engineering for residential projects, including renovation work and party wall matters. They are well suited to homeowners planning alterations or extensions who need expert structural advice and calculations.
Where is Fothergill based, and how do I contact them?
The practice is based at 62 Hill Street, Richmond, TW9 1TW. You can reach them by telephone on 020 8948 4165, or find further information on their website at fothergill.uk.com.
What are Fothergill's opening hours?
Fothergill is open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM. They are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, so it is best to get in touch during the working week.
Can Fothergill help with party wall matters specifically?
Yes — party wall advice is one of the areas in which Fothergill offers specialist expertise, which is particularly relevant in Richmond where many homes share boundaries as part of terraced or semi-detached properties.
Do they work with local builders as well as directly with homeowners?
Yes. Fothergill has developed established relationships with local builders and contractors in the Richmond area, as well as working directly with homeowners, which helps facilitate a joined-up approach to residential projects.
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