Wind or Fallen Tree Damage Report by a Structural Engineer
Unfortunately, we are experiencing some high winds as the year ends. Although structures built in the last 20 years should
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Unfortunately, we are experiencing some high winds as the year ends. Although structures built in the last 20 years should
Douglas County Drainage, Erosion, and Sediment Control (DESC) is a program integrated into Grading, Erosion, and Sediment Control (GESC) that
This post is provided by Earthcore SIPs. There are many conditions that determine the effectiveness of any building material to

Welcome to my new adventure blog on building non-traditional residential structures in Colorado. As an associate with EVstudio(an architecture and
Every so often, a building will be in the works and the question of fire standpipes comes up. When I
Enclosed attic spaces for buildings that fall under the IBC are required to be ventilated. These spaces are formed where
In the last year I’ve been finding an increase in the number of brick wall failures. Most of the walls

Civil engineers typically use a 3D CAD program to model topography for a site. When we receive their CAD file
At a recent seminar I attended I was introduced to the Fab-Form product called FASTBAG. This product is brilliantly simple….a

Part 12 – Deep Breaths, What’s Next, and Starting Over! When we started this process, we were balancing several objectives;
We recently blogged about a new basement remodel we designed. This was no ordinary basement remodel, this one was two
A short time ago, I was given the opportunity to visit the manufacturing facility and headquarters of Weil Pump Company.