Structural engineering for buildings, foundations, steel, concrete, masonry, specialty structures, equipment, repairs, and field conditions that do not fit a canned detail.
DRJ works on both new and existing structures, from focused component checks to complete structural systems. The work often starts with a practical question: what is there, what is wrong, what must carry the load, and what is the cleanest way to fix or build it?
Condition review, load-path evaluation, field measurements, repair concepts, and structural recommendations.
Lifting devices, equipment, fabricated assemblies, supports, custom frames, and other non-building structures.
Field conditions, substitutions, conflicts, revisions, and practical engineering when construction does not match the original assumption.
A mathematically correct answer is not enough if the connection cannot be fabricated, the footing cannot be placed, or the repair cannot be accessed. Structural design has to survive contact with the field.
The engineering starts with understanding the real condition and ends with documentation that someone can use.
