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"Good engineer and very responsive."

"Kim was efficient and had a great response time when I called him for the job."

"BT Engineers LLC did the tenant improvement design for our new space, and they did an amazing job. Our permits were approved very quickly. They were responsive and helpful throughout the whole process! I would highly recommend them!"

"I used Triple V as the Project Engineer for a garage conversion to single family residence for my son’s family. Vic not only did the engineering for us, he also did the structural drawings we submitted to the county as part of our permit package. He delivered the plans promptly, and worked collaboratively with us to resolve issues we identified and revise the drawings accordingly. The county building department approved the plans and issued the permit. During the project construction Vic patiently responded to questions from us (we’re DIY’ers, not professional builders) and offered/provided certifications to revisions we jointly agreed to. Overall, Triple V provided what was promised at an outstanding value."

"Contacted ESGDesign. Explained that I needed a structural inspection of a house. Mr. Grassley promptly showed at the appointed time. After an interior and exterior inspection of the building, land and adjacent structures; answered to my satisfaction all my concerns and questions. A written report was subsequently forwarded to me. The report contained Mr. Grassley's findings and observations in greater detail then at our meeting. The report then addressed in great detail the options I had in remedying his finding with advantages and disadvantages of the various solutions."

"Michael (Quirk) provided an expert opinion on foundation cracks <br /> and installed a monitor on one of the cracks. <br /> We needed two services: <br /> First - we have in our house a couple of cracks in the foundation <br /> and also on garage floor. We wanted an expert opinion on these cracks, to help <br /> us make the right decision. In many cases people tend to contract a contractor <br /> for these kind of inspections and they end up paying thousands of dollars for <br /> un-needed work. Our view is to contract a neutral expert like Michael <br /> (architect or foundation expert) to have an expert opinion and then decide what <br /> to do. <br /> Second ? we needed a letter for insurance company proving <br /> the house is bolted. <br /> Michael showed on time and dedicated quite some time for a <br /> thorough inspection of the foundation. <br /> His explanations were excellent and in a language we could <br /> understand. He provided a written report with recommendations (nothing to worry <br /> thankfully), and one crack he installed a small monitor to be checked once a <br /> year to make sure the crack does not expand. <br /> He provided also a letter for the insurance company <br /> confirming the house is bolted and as a bonus he recommended us small fixing <br /> that needs to be done. <br /> I am happy we contracted an expert like Michael, he gave us <br /> solid advice and a confidence we needed. <br /> I strongly recommend him, he is a thorough professional, honest and charges fair prices. <br />"

"Josh came out for an hour to talk through how moving the staircase might go. He was polite, professional, prompt. I paid him for an hour of his time ($125). I ended up using a different structural engineer because Josh was booked 13 weeks out and I wanted to get my permit more quickly than that. His overall quote for the work was around $1000, which seemed very reasonable to me. He was patient when answer all of my MANY questions. He was very understanding and polite when I told him I would be using a different engineer."

"Very professional. The engineer arrived promptly and was able to determine what walls we could move and provided us with a written stamped report we could show to the building department. The price was more than fair since we were quoted several hundred dollars more by other firms. I will definitely use them again on our next project."

"This has been a project of epic proportions. It all started out as a simple water-proofing endeavor, as our old, partially finished basement was allowing in rainwater in multiple locations. After interviewing several contractors, we chose Adrian because he recommended the best solution to our problem, not (just) the cheapest. We employed for two starter projects: installing a new external french drain and replacing our foundation (also reviewed on this site). Once these projects completed successfully, we immediately hired Adrian to do a full basement remodel, which is just now wrapping up. <br /> We are extremely pleased with the end result. We're actually not quite finished with the project; we still need to install a couple thermostats, which may depend on a future project we have with Adrian. But minor touch-ups aside, the finished project is breathtaking to behold, especially considering what we started with.  <br /> To call this a remodel is a bit of an understatement. The entire basement was gutted, including removing the 2" slab and digging down ~12-18". We removed the water heater, the furnace, all the old knob-and-tube electrical, and the forced-air ducting. It was replaced with updated plumbing, brand new electrical, and a custom hyrdonic heating solution in the poured concrete floor and also in the basement ceiling, providing radiant heating to the main floor. <br /> The basement itself was partitioned into 3 rooms: a main room, an office, and a new bathroom (the bathroom itself will be reviewed separately, but suffice it to say it turned out wonderfully). Beyond the "typical" furring out of the walls, new insulation, new windows, new lighting, etc, he built us a custom L-shaped bench in the corner that also doubles as a storage area, currently holding the kids' toys. I know, right? <br /> The other half of the main room is the entertainment space, which now features in-wall speakers, jacks for the subwoofer and coax, and a custom-built shelf with built-in electrical outlets. <br /> The office also doubles as a guest room, which includes a closet and a custom built book-shelf which is also a hidden door to the mechanical closet. It's truly a wonder to behold. <br /> The trim work throughout is exquisite, and matches the style of our craftsman-style home to a T.  <br /> If you have an eye for detail, you'll see many ingenious little solutions throughout (e.g., specially-ordered hinges to keep the custom-made door flush to the wall). Adrian was a font of creativity from beginning to end, and the end product shows no small amount of his personality and class. <br /> Suffice it to say, the final product is indeed water-proof. It's been ~18 months since Adrian began on the basement, and in that time not one drop of outside water has breached the new walls and floors."

Strong Work Structural Engineering's Principal, Michael Chamberlain, has been practicing in the Greater Seattle Area for 15 years. Our business is licensed for projects in all of Washington State.