Structural Engineers, Winter Park, Orange County, FL

EMA has Structural engineers in Florida that provide the highest quality of structural engineering and forensic engineering and expert witness services available. Our services include structural engineering, 40 year structural inspections, structural damage inspections, structural evaluations, structural design, forensic damage inspections, flood damage assessment to residential homes, commercial building, industrial warehouses, structural damage assessment, roof damage inspections, fire damage inspections, building structural assessments, structural foundation collapse, and assessment. We have provided building damage inspections and structural damage inspection after hurricane Katrina, Rita, Andrew, and many others and have been very experienced in determining and origin of the damages in the building at very competitive fees.

Our Structural engineers Florida Perform the design of single-family, commercial, multi-story buildings in concrete, steel & wood as well as provide flood damage inspections, building damage inspections, roof damage inspections, hail damage, wind damage, foundation damage, residential damage inspections, commercial building damage inspections, cause and origin, forensic buildings defects, construction defects, forensic investigations, site investigation, testing, technical research, and analysis of the information to provide our clients with an independent opinion on the cause of failure.

Our team of experienced Structural Engineers offers the following areas of expertise:

(1) Structural Engineers Florida for Building structural design & Defects
Structural Damage Inspections performed by Structural Engineers Bahamas
Forensic Damage Inspections by Professional Engineers in Florida
Forensic Damage inspections in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Clearwater, Tampa, Orlando, Daytona Beach & Palm Beaches.
Roof damage inspections Bahamas & Freeport
storm damage inspections Bahamas caused by Dorian
hail damage inspections, wind damage inspections

Foundation damage inspection to residential and commercial buildings. Consulting Structural Engineers

Forensic Collapse & Insurance Claims and Reports.
Structural Condition Assessments.
Discovery Assistance.
Second Opinion Structural & Forensic Inspections for Dispute Resolution.
Expert Witness & Testimonial.

We provide structural & forensic damage assessment reports to insurance, as well as adjuster clients for building failures, natural disasters, and failures due to under design. We also provide estimates for repairs based on original values and ASV. Whether the collapse is due to a design fault natural disasters, deficient structural design, or over-stressing. we can provide you good enough reports that can tell u the real problem.

Forensic Engineering

Hurricane damage inspections are performed by EMA Staff engineers. In case of natural disasters including hurricane damage & water damage, flood damage, roof damage by storm, wind and hail, foundation scouring and damage and structural damage, a quick and coordinated recovery is key. Not only is the safety and well being of our loved ones at stake but the welfare of society depends critically on the resilience of its business community to natural disasters.

We have experienced structural engineers & forensic engineers  inspectors  in Hurricane damage assessment.We at EMA are prepared to mobilize our staff of engineers, certified inspectors, and technicians to aid in the recovery process. To assist in coordinated long term recovery, our structural & forensic engineers offers the following areas of expertise:building envelope,

Hurricane damage inspections

Structural damage assessment

Repair claims ( residential & commercial)

Forensic Engineering

Foundation collapse analysis

Roof damage reports

Wind damage reports

WOOD FRAME STRUCTURE

EXTERIOR:
* Fence support broken at the ground or blown over
* Landscape damage, largest size broken limb, trunk to check against F scale
* Roof blown off or displaced (check wall-roof connection; sometimes it is not evident)
* Broken windows — will indicate wind forces entering the building
* Brick blown off walls or in place
* Chimney and roof vent condition. May cause carbon monoxide poisoning if used in damaged condition
* Above-ground utility services — connected or off