Engineering with accountability

I have spent more than twelve years designing and building the things people rarely think about until they fail: foundations, retaining walls, culverts, road pavements and the structural frames inside everyday buildings.

My work starts with the site. I read the soil reports, walk the drainage paths and talk to the people who will use what gets built. From there I run the analysis, prepare the calculations and drawings, and sign them under my professional license, accountable for every number on the sheet.

I am just as comfortable on site as I am at the desk. Clients bring me in for a single structural design, a full infrastructure package or an independent review of someone else's plans, and they keep me involved through construction because problems are cheapest to solve before the concrete is poured.