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- Seismic Design and Retrofitting
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Retaining Walls
Retaining walls over 1 meter or 3 feet are considered designated structures in the Ontario Building Code. This means they require a structural engineer to design it as well as a subsurface soil investigation by a geotechnical engineer. Having these structures properly designed ensures safety for the owner and public. Continue Reading Retaining Walls
Concrete and Cold Weather
It snowed last week and winter is coming. In this article we explain what you need to know about concrete construction in the cold. Continue Reading Concrete and Cold Weather
Concrete Deficiencies – When do I need an inspection?
If you see that your concrete is in poor repair then it may be time for an inspection. In this article we discuss some of the common concrete deficiencies. If you notice these defects in your concrete structure, be sure to call an engineer to have it inspected. Continue Reading Concrete Deficiencies – When do I need an inspection?
Construction Checklist
We have prepared this list for you to follow to help you properly manage your construction project. This process may be applied to any sized projects. In fact, engineers and project managers apply this process daily, from the smallest home renovation to the largest construction project. Stage 1: Planning The Idea: The first step of… Continue Reading Construction Checklist
