A protection works notice can be confusing when you are not sure what is required of you. In Arbiter Group’s blog post, discover the essential guide to protection works notices – your key to safeguarding your property and others around you.

Retaining walls are used on a large percentage of construction sites for many different reasons. In Arboter Groups’ recent blog post, we explore the different types of retaining walls, materials, and design factors that play a role in the stability and effectiveness of these structures.

Balconies can be a great addition to any home, but if not built properly, they can pose a safety hazard to occupants and become a costly problem to repair. In Arbiter Groups’ recent blog post, we delve into the reasons why balconies are sometimes a requirement and the causes and signs of balcony deterioration.

Have you ever looked up at your cornices and noticed cracking or sagging? Cornice cracking is a common issue we come across in structural engineering. In this blog post, we will discuss what cornice cracking is and some of the causes for it.

Have you ever looked up at your cornices and noticed cracking or sagging? Cornice cracking is a common issue we come across in structural engineering. In this blog post, we will discuss what cornice cracking is and some of the causes for it.

Non-Destructive testing, it’s all in the name. NDT is a form of testing and inspecting a structure without causing any damage to it. In this blog, we will discuss what NDT is, explain the different types of testing we do and how NDT could benefit you.

Australia experiences on average 500-600 earthquakes per year. Most are too insignificant that their effects cannot be felt or seen. However, some earthquakes have been devastating to homes and businesses. In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know about earthquakes, how they can affect you and how to best prepare for them.

There is a common misconception about the difference between the terms ‘foundation’ and ‘footings’. In this blog, we discuss the difference between the two, the types of footings that are most commonly used in residential construction and the pros/cons of all.