We were hired by RJ Finlay to support their fit-up for Derry Medical Center at Bedford. We were directly responsible for the structural design of several exterior curved awning features located over multiple entries to medical offices. Our responsibilities included structural analyzing and designing the new curved framing to create the projections out from the… Read More »
Building on Hope is a community organization of volunteers who work with builders, architects and designers to provide physical improvements to facilities associated with non-profit service groups. This May 2020, during this year’s “build week”, hundreds of volunteers will converge on the Nashua Police Athletic League on Ash Street and completely overhaul the inside and… Read More »
“We don’t need a permit for this, we are only ______.” We’ve all heard this sentence many times over the years. It is sadly driven by the desire to save construction expense and increased property taxes associated with the improvement in value after completing upgrades to real estate. However, skipping this important step in a… Read More »
What a (guest) house! Team Engineering is so proud to be structural engineer for this fantastic building built by Northpoint Construction. It is quintessential New England all around, from the post and beam structure to the tree branch railing pickets. Serving as a guest house on a rural Massachusetts property, it includes bedrooms, full-service kitchen,… Read More »
Our company motto is Building Engineering Trust Since 1993. In the last 26 years, our clients have come to appreciate that we are expert at establishing Capital Plans. We do this extensively for Condominium Associations through our Reserve Studies. We also perform it in the form of commercial pre-purchase inspections for a variety of clients… Read More »
We get lots of calls every week at Team Engineering from people who want to remove an interior wall to create an open-concept floor plan in their home, usually near the kitchen or living room. Let’s face it, a bright spacious area is a lot more engaging and adds considerable enjoyment and value to your… Read More »
As structural engineers, one of the most common residential concerns we see are cracking concrete basement walls. Because concrete materials are very solid, we often think any cracks that appear must be a serious concern. This isn’t necessarily true, certain cracks might not need any repairs at all. This blog will give you some signs… Read More »
Why do tile and grout crack? It is easier to understand why a material fails if we first understand how it is made. Tile is clay formed into a desired shape then treated with fire to harden it. The firing process turns the malleable clay into a solid material that is very hard and very… Read More »
We recently performed a Reserve Study for Overlook Office Park Condominium Association in Amherst, NH. Our services included a physical assessment of the building and property elements that the Association is responsible to maintain. The physical assessment focused on the current condition and remaining useful service life of these common property elements. The findings of… Read More »
Are you dreaming of creating an open concept in your home? Are the walls between your kitchen and living room blocking what could be a fully integrated space like the shows on HGTV? Before swinging a sledge hammer, you must first determine which of your walls are load bearing. The more complicated question is, how?… Read More »
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