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Designing Residential and Light Commercial for Metro St. Louis, MO. and surrounding counties.
Our Location: 38°47'09"N, 90°34'09"W

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Artical on wind engineering Our Specialty: We have specialized in several fields of structural engineering. Here are a few: Timber structures, wood trusses, concrete bridges, elevated signs, litigation research, street creep, insurance claims, plan review, code search, header design both wood or steel, wind and seismic (click on picture on right), footing design, site inspections, balloon walls, decks, cantilevers, light gauge steel, ICF blocks, retaining walls, building renovations, steel trusses, fire damage, balconies, pier and beam design, gas tank foundation, moment frames, etc.

Civil Engineering Old Fashion Engineering: If we can not do it by hand with slide rules and calculators, we will not seal it. Yes, we use state of the art, (and expensive) software that we have purchased to make our job faster and more economical to you but we also know how to do it by hand. This eliminates errors due to unknowledgeable design engineers using software they do not understand the possible catastrophic errors that can occur. We are proud to say. "We only seal what we can design by hand."

Engineering that works What is Engineering: The art of combining the vision with the practical. Designing a structure that will meet the design requirements with the minimum materials. In other words, the "cheapest design." Get it to work and meet the codes but to be the least expensive design. Anyone can engineer a project that will work by simply putting more material in it until they think it will work. The challenge is to make the project functional while keeping costs in mind. Finding that most economical design IS ENGINEERING. When we put our seal on a project we know we have listened to the customer, determined the goals, thought of the most economical solution and designed it to comply to all code restrictions.

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