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There are three kind of stresses structural engineers see on a daily basis. These stresses can arise from from various

EVstudio is asked quite frequently to perform structural evaluations of cracked foundation walls. These cracks are often due to settlement.

Anyone who lives in the Denver area is familiar with the large difference between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Designing a

In EVstudio’s structural engineering practice this question comes up almost every week. In contemporary construction, a ufer is a concrete

Our Greene & Greene inspired home is almost completely through framing! Most of the windows are in and the extensive

I’ve written a great deal in the last couple of years regarding design considerations for post-tension slabs, as well as

There are many situations were it may become necessary to attach a timber ledger to a concrete wall. It is

Last week, I wrote a post about ways post-tensioners protect tendons from corrosion. As part of that article, I mentioned

EVstudio was asked to help a new client determine if the existing structure can support a new heavier mechanical unit

At EVstudio we get a lot of phone calls from home owners in need of a structural engineer. More often

EVstudio was hired to produce full sets of structural plans for several Oakwood homes, including “The Tyler: Carriage House at

Weyerhaeuser Parallam Plus lumber uses Wolman brand preservative to extend the service life of timber beams in weather exposed applications.

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