I had a degreed civil engineer inspector that was recommended to me.

Most of the information you can find is online through some tool or search engine.

I hire engineers to review my designs/plans to make sure I am not overloading walls or violating some rule I am unaware of or forgot about.

I believe the town engineer is going to go out there today.

Graduating Penn State University this December 2018 with an Electrical Engineering degree.

I know of two engineers in the last month that were recruited to work at home from now on.

You can also do a reverse engineering on BP: search for local RE investor for your area of interest and reach out to them and ask which PM companies are they using. 

@Brandi Baker Most use inspections here, but my beef is 1) that they are not bonded/insured against missing something and 2) they just say, “consult an engineer, roofer, electrician, etc.

I was contacted by an architect and engineering firm a few years back about their desire to do a geotechnical survey related to a potential gas pipeline across a 500-foot length of the edge of the property that would be within 75 foot of a single family 4 bed/4 bath home.

It’s kind of like your car engine, there are many moving parts that work in sinc with each other in order for the car to work and move forward but you don’t need to understand how each part works before you can drive.Basically this is the concept.