Forensic engineering begins with a defined technical question, then combines document review, site observations, structural analysis, and clear reporting to understand distress, damage, failure, construction conditions, or other disputed building issues.
When structural distress, damage, failure, construction conditions, or a disputed technical issue requires investigation, engineering interpretation, reporting, or expert consultation.
Core forensic engineering and witness expert capabilities.
Investigation of structural distress, failure, damage, or disputed building conditions.
Engineering analysis of structural behavior, load paths, observed distress, construction conditions, and potential contributing factors.
Technical consultation for owners, attorneys, insurers, contractors, and other stakeholders requiring engineering interpretation.
Technical reports, document review, expert consultation, and witness support for matters requiring structural engineering expertise.
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Forensic work can involve structural distress, damage, failures, construction defects, disputed conditions, or other technical questions requiring engineering analysis.
Yes. Forensic engineering can include technical document review, expert consultation, reporting, and litigation support depending on the engagement.
Useful information can include drawings, photographs, reports, repair history, construction records, site observations, testing, and other evidence relevant to the technical question.
Tell us what you are building, where the project is, and what stage it is in. We will help determine the appropriate next step.
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