Removal of non load bearing wall

Hi, If you are sure that the wall is non load bearing then there should be no issues whatsoever and you shouldn’t have to report it to anyone. If you are unsure I would have to agree with Dean. Get it checked out by building control. If you are not willing to wait the months it can take for a local authority representative to come round and have a look, look into a structural engineer who you could pay to give you an answer. What was the wall made out of when the builder knocked it down? And where was it positioned in your house? Do not take my word on it but if it is an internal wall in a bungalow I doubt very much that it is load bearing.

Hi Your best call will be getting a quick visit of the structural engineer who will confirm if the wall had any structural support function. Sometimes roof trusses might be supported on the internal walls. In the bungalow building very rarely but it would be best for your to check and have a pieace of mind.

Hi, i think you best option is to to submit on your property form, you have made an alteration but, not structural! This should be fine however if you are having doubts regarding the wall being structural you may need to contact your local building control /council and discuss the matter with the building control officer, you may find the information you require on there web site. Good luck! Regards Dean@Allspace

Unfortunately internal walls in bungalows can be load bearing if the roof purlins are supported off them with vertical timber members. This will need to be checked to make sure by a competent builder not necessarily a structural engineer. Regards Brendan Moloney Contractors