Structural Engineering
MXL Engineering delivers everything from the initial design and detailed analysis to final inspections and engineering reports. By focusing on both functionality and aesthetics, we help turn design ideas into reality while ensuring the highest standards of safety and performance.
Design & Analysis
Design: Tailored engineering designs to meet the specific needs of your project, ensuring functionality and efficiency.
Permitting: Assistance with navigating local regulations and securing the necessary permits for your project.
Inspections: Thorough inspections to evaluate the safety and structural integrity of your assets.
Reports: Detailed reports providing actionable insights, assessments, and recommendations for project improvements.
We are committed to supporting the success of your project from concept through completion.
Inspections & Reports
MXL Engineering & Associates provides expert inspection and reporting services, including:
Asset Condition Assessment: Comprehensive evaluations to determine the current condition and longevity of your assets.
Bearing Wall Removals: Detailed assessments and recommendations for safe bearing wall removals during renovations or structural modifications.
Structural Sign-Off: Certification and structural sign-offs to ensure compliance with safety standards and local regulations.
Reserve Fund Studies: Thorough reserve fund studies to assess future maintenance and capital replacement needs for your property.
Underpinning
MXL Engineering & Associates offers comprehensive underpinning services, including:
Design: Tailored engineering designs to stabilize foundations and prevent settlement.
Permitting: Assistance with navigating local codes and obtaining the necessary permits for underpinning work.
Inspections & Reports: Ongoing site inspections with detailed progress reports, tracking safety, compliance, and project milestones.
Structural Integrity: Assessment of existing foundation conditions to recommend the most effective underpinning solutions.
Post-Completion Inspections: Final inspections to verify the stability and safety of the foundation after underpinning is complete.
We provide a full range of services, ensuring your underpinning project is executed safely, efficiently, and in full compliance with regulations.
Temporary systems
MXL Engineering & Associates provides reliable temporary systems to ensure safety and support during construction, including:
Shoring: Temporary support systems to stabilize structures during construction or repair.
Needling Systems: Specialized systems for creating temporary openings in load-bearing walls while maintaining structural integrity.
Scaffolding: Safe and sturdy scaffolding solutions for easy access to elevated work areas.
Temporary Fall Arrest: Fall protection systems designed to safeguard workers in high-risk areas.
Custom Access Platforms: Tailored access platforms for safe, efficient work in difficult-to-reach areas.
Our temporary systems are designed to enhance safety, stability, and access on your project site, ensuring smooth and secure operations.
Our Projects
FAQ
Underpinning is a method of construction that sees the depth of the foundations to a building being increased. The soil beneath the existing foundation is excavated and is replaced with foundation material, normally concrete, in phases. Underpinning requires close attention to design, methodology and safety procedures to ensure safety and stability of the structure above
If you are starting a new construction project on your property, you should consider calling a structural engineer. Projects like removing a bearing wall, adding a retaining wall over 4 feet tall, adding onto an existing structure or building a new structure requires a stamped drawing and will usually require a building permit.
Structural engineers are trained specialists who have extensive knowledge and experience. Hiring a structural engineer can not only help reassure you that your home or structure is foundationally solid, but they can also produce reports with specific guidelines for contractors to follow when making repairs or additions. Almost all new building projects require the stamp of a structural engineer in order to be permitted.
Simply put, a structural engineer is a licensed professional engineer who designs structures for safety and structural integrity. Structural engineers are involved in the design of everything from buildings and bridges to towers, walls, culverts and piers. They also often evaluate existing structures, like homes, to determine if they are able to withstand any environmental pressures and are safe for people to use. Structural engineers can help evaluate any issues that your home may be facing and assist you in determining what the appropriate next steps are.
Besides evaluating a home’s structure, structural engineers can also create and approve of designs for new construction. They can help in managing projects, obtaining building permits and work with other engineers or architects to ensure proper construction. Structural engineers are involved in the design, inspection and management of construction projects and use their knowledge of mathematics and physics to ensure a structurally sound building.