Industrial Structural Engineering Services

Factory line

High-pressure, quick turnaround, and don’t you dare come in over-budget.

You need a partner that can help you tackle those tough projects, maintain productions schedules, and make you look good in the process. At SAI, we get that. We get that you need a solution that meets code, uses minimal materials, utilizes common fabrication techniques, ships easily, and erects quickly. Our team has been delivering that for nearly three decades. Unique solutions for your unique problems by our uniquely qualified team of structural engineers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, we do. We provide structural engineering services for industrial customers.

A structural engineer evaluates the safety, stability, and integrity of buildings and structures. You should contact us if you notice cracks, movement, or want to make changes to your home or building.

Yes, we offer comprehensive structural inspections to identify any issues with your foundation, walls, floors, or roof, and provide recommendations for repairs if needed.

We provide a full range of structural engineering services, including inspections, calculations, stamped drawings, and design for renovations, additions, and new construction.

Contact us to schedule an evaluation. We’ll visit your property, assess the areas of concern, and provide a detailed report with our findings and recommendations.

Yes, we inspect existing retaining walls for stability and can design new retaining walls to meet your site’s needs and local code requirements.

A structural integrity assessment evaluates whether your building or a specific component (like a foundation or beam) is safe, stable, and performing as intended.

Simply contact us with your needs. We’ll schedule an inspection and provide a written report that can be used for real estate transactions, permitting, or peace of mind.

If you have concerns about cracks, sloping floors, or recent damage, a structural inspection is the best way to ensure your property is safe and identify any necessary repairs.