Balcony or Floor to Ceiling windows in high rise apartment buildings - do you hire a certified engineer or architect every 3-5 years to inspect the structural soundness of balconies and floor to ceiling windows to make sure they are built to code and do not need repairs due to wear and tear over the years?   

Hi all, I am currently a Senior in college studying engineering, and I am very interested in Real Estate.

I'm really looking to learn from this experience and become more educated on these processes moving forward so it seems like I wouldn't necessarily be that much of a sacrifice on the timeline.Active military with a background in project mgmt and engineering, and am not afraid to get my hands dirty.

I'm really looking to learn from this experience and become more educated on these processes moving forward so it seems like I wouldn't necessarily be that much of a sacrifice on the timeline.Active military with a background in project mgmt and engineering, and am not afraid to get my hands dirty.

I'm working with a team of draftsmen, designer, and engineers right now on a near tear-down renovation plan that will be ready to submit to the city soon. 

In 2020 I graduated from Auburn University's Engineering College.

An additional benefit of a detailed engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is that it can increase potential insurance premium savings as well as provides support for the property tax appeals process.

Home Inspection recommended I get a structural engineer, Licensed Electrician and HVAC & Plumber.  

I am currently in college as an engineering major and I'm getting ready to move back to D.C. after I graduate (I am from there originally).

Structural Engineer. 417-554-3493.