The 5 Most Common Issues Found in a Home Inspection
A home inspection conducted by a structural engineer could make or break a potential homeowner’s decision to purchase the home. A home investigation is an
A home inspection conducted by a structural engineer could make or break a potential homeowner’s decision to purchase the home. A home investigation is an
Homeowners most commonly recognize foundation damage through signs of distress such as cracks, sticky doors and uneven floors. These signs of physical damage usually indicate
Have you noticed potential structural issues in your home? Is your roof noticeably sagging in spots, or is your chimney beginning to slide? If so,
Physical damage to your home, such as cracks, sticky doors and leaning cabinets, may indicate that you need to look into a home foundation repair plan. Foundation repair
Homeowners who neglect home foundation problems can face severe and costly damages to their home. Foundation problems can be caused by a number of factors, including poor pre-construction
In recent Insights articles, we’ve discussed the important role a structural engineer’s engineering report plays in assessing you home’s foundation and identifying risks and breakdowns
Your most valuable asset is typically your home—so it’s worth doing all you can to protect it. The first step in safeguarding your home is
In previous articles, we’ve explored what to expect from an engineering report and what to do post-engineering report, but we have yet to explain when homeowners need an
Post-Engineering Report – What’s Next For Homeowners? Engineering reports: most homeowners don’t know what they are or what they’re for until they need one. In