How a Structural Engineer Protects Your HOA

How a Structural Engineer Protects Your HOA HOA Board members carry a heavy weight: the fiduciary responsibility to maintain the community’s safety and property values. When a crack appears in a foundation or a balcony begins to sag, the Board is often met with...

Engineering Your Basement: From Foundation to Finished Living Space

Engineering Your Basement: From Foundation to Finished Living Space A basement is a blank slate full of potential. For many Utah homeowners, converting a dark, underutilized basement into a functional living space—whether a guest suite, a home gym, or a full basement...

Is Your Stucco Cracking a Sign of Structural Failure?

Is Your Stucco Cracking a Sign of Structural Failure? Homeowners often panic at the first sight of a crack in their exterior finish, but from a structural engineering perspective, not all cracks are created equal. Many factors influence why these fissures appear,...

The Structural Engineering Behind Rooftop A/C and Attic Furnaces

As homeowners continually seek ways to maximize space and improve energy efficiency, HVAC systems are moving to places you might not expect: the roof and the attic. Installing an A/C unit on your roof or placing a furnace in your attic offers compelling benefits,...