WORKER BEE FUND: KEVIN’S NEW ALUMINUM RAMP
This past month, I was grateful to assist the Worker Bee Fund in helping Kevin, an Air National Guard Veteran. Kevin previously experienced a stroke and lost use of his… Read More »
Category: Home Repairs
CLABORN LAKE HOME UPDATE
This Moultonborough lake home has really taken shape since our last update in February (Click here to read that blog). It’s amazing to see a design come from paper drawings… Read More »
Cape Roof Framing
The cape-style home is seen across New England and is popular among first-time home buyers and smaller families due to its quaint size. Many find themselves, however, eventually looking for… Read More »
BEDFORD HOME RENOVATION
Team Engineering is proud to showcase a completed residential renovation in local Bedford, NH. The family for this project were in love with the location and property; however, they wanted… Read More »
NEW WATERFRONT RESIDENCE ON LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE
Team Engineering collaborated with two of our favorite clients on this new construction residence with frontage on Lake Winnipesaukee: Bonin Architects Cobb Hill Construction This home transitions seamlessly from a… Read More »
Double Post Base Solution
We recently performed structural design for the renovation of a historic building to be used as apartments. Floor space was at a premium, and 2×4 bearing walls were used in… Read More »
Bonin Architects – New London Lakefront Home – Construction Progress
We worked with Bonin Architects to develop a structural design for a new lakefront home in New London, NH. This particular home has a unique roof shape that we wrote… Read More »
Steel Flitch Beams
A flitch beam is a composite beam made of steel plate(s), sandwiched between multiple plies of wood members, and then bolted together to create a single beam. Flitch beams are… Read More »
The Benefits of Continuous Insulation
It’s so much fun to provide Architectural Engineering services and watching the industry gradually adopt new materials and methods. Continuous Insulation has been one of my favorites for the past… Read More »
Lowering a Basement Floor
Have you ever considered making living space in your unfinished basement? It’s a possibility if the ceiling height is high enough. The International Residential Code requires a minimum 7 ft.… Read More »