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Challenges

Buildings
Infrastructure
Subsurface
Litigation / Insurance Claims Support
Are you dealing with a product defect issue?
Is your façade failing due to weathering or other causes?
Does your structure or facility need a comprehensive condition assessment?
Does your building leak? Do you want to know why and how to correct it?
Are you seeking to avoid a problem you experienced with a previous building envelope?
Have your past projects been plagued with site cost overruns?
Would your structure benefit from pre-event risk assessments to better withstand natural hazards?
Are the inspectors on your project site competent and properly certified?
Are you sure your masonry wall is grouted and reinforced?
A failure has occurred, and a solution is needed
Is your current project of a type you are not overly familiar with or one that requires enhanced detailing due to local requirements or unique situations?
Is your occupancy permit at risk of delay due to unresolved construction deficiencies?
Is your building showing signs of settlement?
Does your post-tensioned parking structure or bridge have corroding or exposed reinforcing steel?
Are efflorescence or unsightly stains marring your building?
Do you have unknown conditions to verify?
Is your concrete structure deteriorating and showing signs of distress, such as concrete cracking or spalling?
Has your building been damaged by wind, snow, flood, or an earthquake?
Are you receiving your inspections reports in a timely manner?
Is your slope or retaining wall failing?
Do you need assistance determining the cause and/or responsibility for a failure in a structural or non-structural building assembly?
Does your project require building envelope quality assurance testing or building enclosure commissioning?
Do you have a problem with your post-tensioned structure, such as failed strands or anchorages, corroding strands, or broken wires?
Do you need assistance with catastrophic water or wind damage and/or leakage following a significant weather event?
Do you have questions concerning in-place concrete strength?
Have construction document inconsistencies led to confusion and possible cost overruns?