Due diligence inspections will reveal short and long term issues with a property and help with future capital needs. We adhere to the ASTM E2018-15
standard which is often appropriate to complete a real estate transaction.
If you need a Phase II investigation, our knowledge of local regulations and familiarity with area programs and personnel allows us to deliver a stream of timely and pertinent information so you can be confident of maintaining compliance.
We identify the cause and origin of the failure, recommend how to repair it and develop estimates for the repair or replacement. Our reports will provide concrete support for the insurance matter and opinions as to the cause.
As a Certified Building Inspection Engineer
we can help you create a safe environment for your home or business. Our structural engineers can review a building to determine if there are structural issues and recommend the appropriate steps to remedy the issue.
Our approach to Engineering Services is unmatched, intelligent and with foresight.
The Certified Building Inspection Engineers on staff at BUSTAMANTE ENGINEERS will provide the know-how and experience to assist each building owner, seller or purchaser in their building preservation. No building owner shall be left in a bind when it comes to being proactive regarding the maintenance and repair of their valuable asset, or reactive when a building owner discovers a possible building issue.
A building owner may not have the time or resources to make sure a capital needs project is delivered on time and within budget. BUSTAMANTE ENGINEERS
can also provide Construction Monitoring services. In this phase, our engineers and technicians will be on-site to review the project with the contractor on a daily, weekly or bi-weekly basis for compliance with the specifications. We can quickly resolve issues uncovered and review invoices against the project providing an assurance that the project is in compliance.
What Are Ice Dams? Ice dams are ridges of ice that form at the edge of a roof, preventing melted snow from properly draining off. This trapped water can seep under shingles and into your home, leading to leaks, mold growth, and structural damage.
Cracks in walls can be a confusing sight for homeowners, as they may wonder if the cracks are harmless or indicative of structural problems. The key to proper repair and prevention lies in understanding what type of crack it is and its cause. Not all wall cracks should raise equal levels of concern. Whether hairline or larger, vertical or diagonal, each crack tells a unique story about the state of your house’s structure and the external factors affecting it...