Only takes simple jobs for homeowners. Took forever to get a response and then gave unhelpful…read moreguidance that wasn't asked for.

My compliments to Maple Hill Engineering. Jake is both knowledgeable and prompt. Our engineering…read morerequirement was fulfilled swiftly. I recommend Jake and I am quite grateful to have his help.

Chris was communicative, knowledgeable, and was easily able to help us understand what is going on…read morewith the issues in our house. I appreciated his candor and his willingness to go into detail about what we were seeing. I would happily hire him again for any issues we run into that require a structural engineer!

I requested a structural engineer inspection on a house I was under contract to purchase. Condiotti…read more& Associates had my inspection scheduled within days, and provided a very detailed report which will assist me with negotiating during the house inspection period. I received an 18-page report with noted issues and the recommended fix action, as well as pictures of the noted items. This report included a review of the home's foundation, door/window issues, garage floor issues, and the structural integrity of a 2nd level deck and stairs. This was also a very quick-turn request as I had less than a week to provide this report to the sellers. Pricing for inspection and a sealed report were reasonable. Chris Condiotti was very easy to work with, professional, and I highly recommend his services to anyone thinking about purchasing a home in the Denver metro area.

Excellent work. This company uses polyurethane instead of…read moreconcrete, which is a much better method of lifting and stabilizing concrete. Abdul and John did great work, and the project was completed quickly and professionally. I have construction experience, and I had a friend who did commercial construction over to watch, and we were both impressed with the quality and results. Highly recommended. Excellent work. Excellent. Grant gave a great estimate, and understood the necessary repairs. What a well run and efficient company!! Highly recommended.

Excellent company! Had an issue with a void under my basement due to a sewer break, which would…read morehave held up the sale of my home. They jumped right in, fit me in that afternoon for a more than reasonable cost. I highly recommend Liftech and would use them again without hesitation.

We first hired Pedram aprox. 2020. He has been advising us since then and it is now 2024. Pedram…read morewas knowledgable, reasonably priced, diligent and considers what his clients are trying to accomplish. This is the fourth home I have DIY remodeled and put an addition on. Pedram gave us a practical plan we could work with. He is very helpful. I would recommend Pedram and hire him every chance I got. 5/5 stars!

We needed an engineer during the process of selling our home and ISTA was super responsive and…read morequick. They provided us with a thorough and quality report. Thank you!

Rob came out to assess some drywall cracks and gave us very honest, detailed, and informed advice…read more I would trust CSR to give you an honest quote and not push unnecessary upsells.

I actually ended up going with Thrasher but mainly because they "sold" me during their proposal…read more Steve from CSR actually gave me the better proposal. Much more detailed in the measurements , placement and cost. Without talking to Steve from CSR, I would not have been able to request the additional piers from Thrasher. We had a very compromised foundation which required 16 piers. I would recommend to get a quote from Colorado Structural Repair. Their proposal was actually a little more detailed and it informed my discussion with Thrasher.

The Prostruct team maintained good communications and delivered an excellent set of foundation and…read moreframing plans aligned to the Architect's concepts for a complicated porch extension. The plans included caissons, structural beams and slab, with void-forms to address problems with expansive soils. Despite coming in a bit behind schedule, the Prostruct plans were in such good shape that there were no go-backs or comments from the Building Dept so that the permit issued quickly and work started back on schedule. Prostruct also then supported the caisson and form inspection with the required "Engineer's' Letter." Thanks Prostruct! Well done!

From the owner: ProStruct Engineering offers professional structural engineering services for residential building…read morepermits at reasonable prices. Our licensed and insured engineers have over 35 years of experience with 2,000+ completed projects, including new homes, additions, remodels, ADUs, retaining walls, load-bearing walls, seismic retrofits, foundation design, outdoor living spaces, and more. Our core values of integrity, responsibility, reliability, and ethics ensure affordable and high-quality services. We aim to make the home-building experience of Colorado homeowners as stress-free as possible by delivering compliant and high-quality structural plans. We are committed to being cost-effective, with quick delivery in 2-3 weeks for most projects.

When I was purchasing my home, my general inspector noted various foundation issues in his report,…read moreand recommended that I have a structural engineer come and inspect as well. I raised this as an inspection objection, and the seller decided to hire Susan to come out and inspect. She refuted and confirmed different issues raised by the general inspector, and then the seller collected quotes for the work she recommended, and gave me a concession for that work -- about $8k. Fast forward to 7.5 years later when I was selling the home -- the buyers decided to have Susan McGourty come back out. She told them that the foundation work was not performed properly, and gave them a verbal estimate of $50k in repairs for the house, apparently without giving them any written report, which they said that she would charge for if we wanted it. We got the buyer's permission to speak with her, and she acknowledged that the original work was not done properly, saying that she knew the mason who performed the work, and that he does "good work" but that he just wasn't the right person for the job. I asked her why she quoted over 5 times the original repair cost, and she acknowledged that there were additional issues raised. I asked why she did not raised those issues 7.5 years ago, surely they weren't knew, and she became flippant at this point, saying that "I was only hired to address the issues the general inspector raised". When I objected saying that despite the seller commissioning her, it was my general inspector's report, and I'd been living there for 7.5 years with these issues, she cut me off and said simply "I work for the people who are paying me, just like you." Ma'am, you don't know me. I'm an engineer too, and actually, the customers who I work for and the people who pay me are entirely different individuals, as is the case for probably the majority of the country. But more importantly, as a PE, you should know that your obligations are to the safety, health, and welfare of the public and persons who will be impacted by the work you're performing. I was absolutely shocked at her candor and unprofessional conduct. DO NOT RECOMMEND.

TL:DR If you're going to buy a house, schedule an appointment with McGourty. It is worth every…read morepenny you spend and will give you information that you won't receive from anyone else in the home buying process. You're inspector will say "there's a crack you should have that looked at." McGourty will tell you if it's detrimental or not. My girlfriend and I started looking for houses about 9 months back. We finally had an offer accepted and were under contract on a house built in 1958. We had looked at houses on the same block where the floor was 6-9 inches below the foundation walls and had very obvious structural issues. This was one of our biggest concerns on the house that we were under contract on. We knew that the inspector would point out any glaring issues but didn't have the knowledge to give us the information and peace of mind we needed to move forward. We reached out to McGourty Engineering. The woman on the phone was very nice and was able to schedule someone to come out and take a look at the house. Rob came out to do the inspection and was very professional and on time. He started by giving us information on the area and offered his opinion of house based on the location, soil type, and year the house was built. He then started in the basement and walked us through the type of construction used on the foundation as well as the pros and cons of that type of system. He took measurements and offered strategies for monitoring cracks in the foundation walls. From there, he moved to the main floor of the house and gave us information on load bearing walls and what we could realistically do with the layout of the house without compromising the structure. We had plans for moving some walls that we found were load bearing. Rob offered his opinion on cost effective strategies for supporting the structure while still giving us the look we wanted. Rob then moved outside and took measurements on the walls of the house. He explained every measurement and pointed out roof drainage issues that may affect the foundation. He then moved to the attic and took measurements on the ceiling trusses to verify the information that he had given us. Rob was able to provide us with an honest assessment on the structure of the home and gave us what we needed to move forward with the house and the projects we had in mind. We will be reaching to McGourty again for any structural information or plans we need in the future.