5 Ways Structural Engineers Reduce Construction Costs
As explored in our previous post, “5 Reasons to Hire a Structural Engineer”, it is clear that there are multiple benefits from hiring a structural engineer for construction projects – From safety and project management to communication and budgets, a structural engineer can ensure that new construction and restoration projects are completed with the highest […]
Jim Emory – featured speaker at CCAMP
REGISTRATION Keystone Engineering’s Jim Emory will be the featured speaker at the Community Association Advisors for Management Professionals, Inc – CAAMP September CEU Class & Luncheon. Join us to learn more about key factors in restoration projects. Lunch will be provided, and attendees will earn 1 hour of continuing education credit. Wednesday, September 25Doors open: 11:30 A.M.Program: […]
Consult a Structural Engineer Before Coastal Restorations
Know Before You Restore: Why Condo Boards Should Consult a Structural Engineer Before Coastal Restorations Renovating or restoring a condominium on Florida’s East coast is no small task. As a board member of a coastal condo association, you play a significant role in safeguarding the property’s value, appeal, and functionality. But the complexities of working […]
Why Hire a Structural Engineer with a PE License?
What is a PE license? A Professional Engineer (PE) license is a state credential that allows engineers to practice engineering and qualify for certain jobs, contracts, and services. PEs are licensed by a state board of registration and are considered to be the engineering profession’s highest standard of competence. Hiring a registered Professional Engineer (PE) […]
What Structural Engineers Want You to Know
Through education and experience, structural engineers have valuable insights that are important to share with the general public. Engineering professionals play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and integrity of buildings and infrastructure, and structural engineers want you to know about the importance of proper maintenance and inspection of structures. Regular check-ups and maintenance […]
10 Sustainable Structural Design + Engineering Practices
Today is Earth Day, and in celebrating this important day (and week) for the environment, we are highlighting ten smart structural engineering practices that can contribute to a more sustainable future: Design for Adaptability and Longevity: Structures that are designed with flexibility and the ability to adapt to future demands reduce the need for demolition […]
Keystone Nominated for the FLCAJ Readers’ Choice Awards
Keystone Engineering & Consulting nominated for the FLCAJ Readers’ Choice Awards The Annual FLCAJ Readers’ Choice Awards nominations have been announced for this year, and Keystone Engineering & Consulting is on the ballot. Not familiar with FLCAJ? The Florida Community Association Journal is a magazine that has been published since 1987; every month, the publication […]
Is Your Roof Ready for Storms?
With Florida’s temperatures at a low and hurricane season behind us, it may seem a bit early to think about the 2024 hurricane season; the truth is that the season comes quickly, and it is important to be prepared. With the new year right around the corner, now is the perfect time to double and […]
Keystone Celebrates its 20th Anniversary
This year, Keystone Engineering & Consulting is proud to be celebrating 20 years of business. From the moment we first opened our doors, we’ve had the honor and pleasure of working and growing within the coastal communities of Florida. Twenty years ago, we started this business with a dream and a drive to improve the […]
Does Your Building Need Repair?
Managing a coastal property is a major responsibility that requires a proactive approach. While many property managers and Homeowner Associations (HOA) have the best of intentions for maintaining their buildings, early warning signs of structural issues can go unnoticed. Coastal properties come with their own unique set of challenges. Along the Florida coastline, the complications […]