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"Best Structural Engineers to work with . Responsible, responsive, timely, and real proactive team players."

"In renovating our beach cottage in Warwick, RI we found the roof needed structural work. Building inspector required a structural engineered plan. Adam was easy to communicate with. He was timely with his plan and follow up inspection. He was also available by text and phone for questions during the project. He was great to work with!"

"Was having a potential home inspected for structural integrity. Spoke to Bob on the phone a few times. Since the home’s basement primarily consisted of a giant crawl space, I was told Don would do the job. Ultimately, the day before the scheduled inspection, I couldn’t get ahold of Don. Bob said Don was “feeling sick,” so the job was off. Frustrating, but a blessing in disguise because we ended up going with Colonial Restorations (the home was built in the 1800s). Colonial Restorations, LLC is the “go-to” for older home inspections and repairs. Tom was amazing (his son Brad is soon to take over the business)! They were both prompt, professional, and thorough. Very pleased with their work and thorough report/estimate. Colonial Restorations, LLC PO Box 868 Fiskdale, MA 01518 508-735-9900"

"The structural engineer came to the visit the next day. I had some following up questions on the structural assessment. The engineer response quickly and explain with details."

"After an unusual situation arose at my home, I was concerned about the possibility of structural damage caused by drilling and new construction at an adjacent lot. After receiving a recommendation for Veitas Engineers from a trusted source, I called and scheduled an appointment. I am so thankful that I did. I continue to be impressed with the amount of time that the two engineers spent at my house, closely inspecting the exterior and interior. Within days, I received a 16-page detailed report which included drawings, photographs, recommendations, and action items. I was so pleased when I saw that the action items were categorized as structural and non-structural, that is, that the engineers included items beyond my actual structural concerns. I used the report when working with a contractor to follow up on the recommendations and action items. The contractor was impressed with the quality, clarity, and scope of the report. I am so happy that I chose Veitas Engineers!"

"Excellent company with high quality work. Owner and staff are very professional, knowledgeable and caring. I highly recommend this company."

"I am a contractor that does structural repairs. I get hired by homeowners to work on their property and am often hired after they’ve consulted with Rene Mugnier and Associates. The engineers at this offices are extremely well versed in what they do, thorough and available. I recommend them to customers and friends and the time and I look forward to working on sites they are managing. I know the work is going to be top notch and professional. "

"We had the pleasure of working with D. A. Kinsella Company to develop concept designs for a new home addition. Their architectural team was quick, professional, and came up with many detailed ideas to help ensure that we were happy with the design. David successfully coordinated with the city to determine project requirements early in the design phase, which was very helpful and saved us valuable time and effort. We highly recommend David to any homeowner considering a home redesign or new addition...!"

SAA Design Group, is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"I called Bruce Ensor after my home inspector noticed that a large number of joists in the basement had been "repaired" in an unconventional manner.  We were concerned because the affected area was extensive and there was evidence of floor movement and sagging in the floors above. Approximately sixteen joists in the basement appeared to have been repaired using a smallish metal bracket apparently for the purpose of adding strenght to the connection between 3"x10" hardwood joists and the stacked rock foundation wall.  In addition my home inspector found about 4 joists that had evidence of rot. <br />  B E Structural Engineers are HEROES!  They promptly answered my phone call.  I was able to describe my predicament to Bruce and we scheduled a visit by one of his engineers for the following day.  Ken arrived exactly on time and spent a generous amount of time inspecting, photographing and mapping out the affected areas.  He immediately was able to determine that the brackets were simple aluminum angle bars.  Clearly these were inadequate to take the amount of weight and stress required if a joist became badly rotted. <br /> For more than an hour, Ken and I jointly inspected the basement, the two floors above and a walkway on the north side of the building which was where water was entering the building and had begun to affect the joists.  Ken outlined two potential methods for making repairs.  He estimated costs in a methodical manner and we agreed that the repair would need about 120 man-hours to accomplish.  This, we realized would exceed $10,000.  He told me that he would write up his inspection report, discuss his findings with Bruce, and that I would receive a written report in about 48 hours.  <br /> Subsequently, I called and spoke with Bruce Ensor in an effort to speed up the written report.  Bruce spent a half hour on the phone discussing the problem that the proposed solutions.  The cost estimates were slightly revised and Bruce sent along his report, cost estimates, a drawing of the affected area and the photographs. <br /> The documentation received was used as the basis for negotiations in the purchase.  Bruce's estimate of $12,000 to $15,000 for repairs were added to certain other repair costs.  Ultimately, the Seller offered to discount the selling price by $18,000 which was slightly short of the figure we proposed.  In the meantime, we decided to look elsewhere.  So the house was never actually purchased. <br /> But I could not have asked for better negotiation support than we received from Bruce Ensor.  Had we purchased the home, Bruce's firm could have written specs on the problem that would have been given to the contractors bidding and otherwise have assisted with the solution.  <strong><em>We are well pleased with the services received, money well spent.</em></strong>  Thank you Bruce. <br />"