Paul Feeney Consulting Engineers
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Chartered Consulting Engineers, working in areas of design, planning permission and construction supervision.
Welcome to Paul Feeney Consulting Engineers. We are a Consulting Engineering Company providing a multi-disciplinary range of services, and have been established for over ten years.
We plan, advise and design a variety of projects for public and private clients. We can assist you from the initial design stage right through to handover stage. We aim to provide a reliable, efficient, and professional service to our clients with economically feasible solutions.
The Principal of the company is Paul Feeney who is a qualified Civil Engineer with over fifteen years experience, both on construction site and in a design environment.
The Company also has personnel highly qualified in Environmental Engineering, and in Regional and Urban Planning. We also have qualified Architects and technicians who posess a flair for inovative and modern design.
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Planning permission has been granted for a new extension to the school in Lisheenkyle! A new addition to a great school. Works to start in March....
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Another one of our Primary School extensions has just been lodged for approval. A decision is due just before Christmas! This project will consist of a modern front extension including a new mainstream Classroom and three SET rooms!
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A simple Dormer style House in Lackagh has just lodged to Galway County Council!
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Some pictures of our ICF house in Inverin! Insulating Concrete Forms (ICFs) are hollow blocks or panels made of EPS (expanded polystyrene) plastic foam that construction crews stack into the shape of the exterior walls of a residential (or commercial) building. Workers then add reinforcing steel and fill the gap (typically 4” to 8”) between the two layers of foam with concrete, which cures and hardens into a monolithic core. The foam panel stays in place and acts as insulation for the home. This combination of concrete, steel and foam creates an incredibly strong and energy-efficient structure. The EPS forms are held together with clips that are later used to attach sheetrock (inside) and siding (outside).Because there is no wood on the exterior walls of the home, they become impervious to decay, and mold. In addition, the finished thickness of approximately 10”+ of concrete and EPS provides an extremely high level of insulation from both weather and noise. Due to the inherent nature of the walls, ICF homes are exceptionally energy efficient, interior air quality of the home is greatly improved, and the home will have a high resistance to wind damage.
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School Extension update in Crumlin, Ballyglunin!
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