Structural engineering for Boston, New Hampshire, and the wider Northeast — from snow-loaded rooflines and coastal wind to historic masonry and modern steel.
Every Northeast project starts with the same disciplined toolkit we deliver firm-wide, executed by engineers licensed across New England.
New construction, additions, and renovations engineered to Massachusetts 780 CMR and New Hampshire IBC amendments.
Existing-condition surveys, due-diligence reports, and feasibility studies for acquisition, renovation, and insurance.
Submittal review, RFI response, and on-site observation for projects across New England.
Independent structural review and special inspections aligned with MA and NH municipal requirements.
Our New Hampshire office anchors structural engineering services across the Lakes Region, White Mountains, and the Merrimack Valley — supporting residential, commercial, and municipal projects throughout NH, VT, and ME.
Located in Boston's Financial District, our Massachusetts office serves Greater Boston, Cambridge, the North Shore, South Shore, and Worcester County — from historic masonry restorations to modern high-rise structural design.
New England structures face unique forces — heavy snow loads, coastal wind, freeze-thaw cycles, and centuries-old masonry. Our Northeast engineers specialize in all of it.
ASCE 7 ground snow loads, drift analysis, and roof reinforcement designed for New England winters.
Hurricane and Nor'easter wind load analysis for coastal Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and the New Hampshire seacoast.
Brick, brownstone, and granite façade assessments for Boston, Cambridge, and Portsmouth heritage buildings.
Periodic structural inspections aligned with Massachusetts and New Hampshire municipal compliance requirements.
Frost-depth foundations, ledge conditions, and seismic detailing per Massachusetts State Building Code (780 CMR).
Heavy-timber mill buildings, post-and-beam barns, and mixed-use redevelopment across northern New England.
Northeast structures span four centuries — from rubble-stone foundations and heavy-timber mills to mass timber and high-rise steel. Our engineers detail and assess all of it.
We work daily within the codes, jurisdictions, and review boards that govern Northeast construction.
Our Boston and Tilton offices serve clients throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Rhode Island, and Connecticut — plus eastern New York on request.
Selected work from our Boston and Tilton offices — from historic brownstone restoration to modern high-rise steel and lakefront residences.
Residential structural assessment of a sagging ground-level floor system and existing attic framing, plus engineered revisions to replace the roof and convert the attic into safe, usable living space.
Heavy timber roof truss reconfiguration and whole-home renovation of an existing log cabin — LVL and sawn-lumber retrofits, round timber framing with through-bolt connections, and new columns and footings replacing removed load-bearing walls.
Structural plans for an 8' x 5' entryway addition and a new 16' x 24' two-story office with roof deck at an existing Orleans residence — foundations, shear walls, and framing designed to the Massachusetts Building Code.
High-end residential renovation featuring a rebuilt detached garage on an existing stone rubble retaining wall, a masonry elevator shaft bridging a 23'-0" grade change to the entry foyer, geofoam-supported slab-on-grade, interior LVL and column reinforcement, and a retrofitted Juliet balcony at the rear façade.
Two concurrent structural projects within a historic 11-story Boston condominium (originally the 1917 Prince Macaroni Company factory) — a light-gauge steel elevated walking platform and stair system for a private residence, and a header beam replacement of an existing built-up steel column to open a new elevator shaft while supporting the existing staircase landing.
Comprehensive assessment of an existing residential foundation in Provincetown, MA — on-site investigation, field-verified member sizes, and a structural assessment report, plus construction documents for temporary shoring and foundation design with framing analysis, steel shoring spans, and cribbing layout.
Whether you're recertifying a Back Bay brownstone or designing a new lakefront residence in the White Mountains, our Northeast engineers are ready.
