Historic Building Inspections

• Structural Assessment: Examining the foundation, load-bearing walls, and support systems for signs of deterioration or stress.
• Material Evaluation: Assessing the condition of historical materials such as plaster, masonry, woodwork, and decorative elements.
• Moisture Analysis: Identifying sources of water infiltration and resulting damage, which is particularly important for older buildings.
• Systems Review: Evaluating electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems to ensure they meet current safety standards while respecting historical integrity.
• Code Compliance: Understanding how to balance modern building codes with preservation requirements.

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