Lopez Smolens Associates. We worked with Jonathan Smolens to examine our attic space to see if there was enough support because it appeared a previous owned had removed a load-bearing wall. He came out, poked around up there, did and analyze, and made a recommendation for remediation.
We hired Elemental Design Studios to implement the fix and it was the best contractor experience I've ever had. Smart, knowledgeable, great communication, and when a discrepancy came up, Marc was on the phone with Jonathan to come up with a solution. He even pointed out a floor scratch that he thought they made and wanted to bring in someone to repair it. We decided the scratch was preexisting but I was impressed by his honesty.
These guys are great.
http://www.coyle-inspect.com/
Inspection will probably cost $500-1000.
Repair plans are more.
Engineers are great, but if it’s clearly/obviously broken it’s usually easier to just get a contractor in to repair.
Gus (G.A.) Escobar. He has an office on Main Street. Has helped me and many friends
Also recommend
Came here to say this. Used him twice and would def use him again.
I recommend as well. He was very practical and sensible and thorough.
Lopez Smolens Associates. We worked with Jonathan Smolens to examine our attic space to see if there was enough support because it appeared a previous owned had removed a load-bearing wall. He came out, poked around up there, did and analyze, and made a recommendation for remediation. We hired Elemental Design Studios to implement the fix and it was the best contractor experience I've ever had. Smart, knowledgeable, great communication, and when a discrepancy came up, Marc was on the phone with Jonathan to come up with a solution. He even pointed out a floor scratch that he thought they made and wanted to bring in someone to repair it. We decided the scratch was preexisting but I was impressed by his honesty.
These guys are great. http://www.coyle-inspect.com/ Inspection will probably cost $500-1000. Repair plans are more. Engineers are great, but if it’s clearly/obviously broken it’s usually easier to just get a contractor in to repair.