Forensic investigation typically involves examining and diagnosing failures in buildings, structures, or construction materials. This service aims to determine the causes of failure or damage, such as structural weaknesses, material defects, or design flaws, and often informs legal proceedings or insurance claims.

This service involves evaluating the structural integrity and safety of existing buildings or other structures. Engineers assess the condition of structural components (like beams, columns, and foundations), analyze structural loading and potential weaknesses, and recommend repairs, reinforcements, or upgrades as necessary.

This involves the study of the earth materials on a construction site, like soil and rock. Geotechnical investigations assess these materials' properties to inform the design and construction of foundations, earthworks, and other structural elements, ensuring they are safe and stable.

Qualified Exterior Wall Inspector (QEWI) inspections, as part of New York City's Local Law 11 Facade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP), involve periodic examinations of building exteriors, particularly facades, to ensure they are maintained safely and don't pose hazards to pedestrians and occupants.

This service encompasses a range of activities from architectural design to structural engineering for both renovation of existing buildings and the creation of new structures. It involves developing detailed plans, ensuring compliance with building codes, and creating aesthetically pleasing and functional spaces.

This service includes planning and designing the layout of a construction site, including features like buildings, roads, utilities, and landscaping. It also involves designing drainage systems to manage stormwater, prevent flooding, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.

This involves on-site monitoring and inspection of specific aspects of a construction project. Special inspections ensure that the work being done complies with the approved plans and relevant codes and standards. It often includes checking materials, installation, fabrication, erection, or placement of components and connections requiring special expertise.

Ensure your property’s retaining walls comply with NYC regulations under Local Law 37 and 1 RCNY §103-09. Our certified QRWI engineers conduct mandatory five-year inspections, providing detailed assessment reports and recommending necessary repairs or maintenance. Regular inspections help maintain structural integrity and prevent potential hazards.