Professional Engineers Licensed in Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Florida & Texas

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    Services Offered:
    > Engineering Design and Approvals - Residential & Commercial
    > Professional Engineering Review - Residential & Commercial
    > Carbon Fiber Repair for Damaged Foundations 
    > Retaining Wall Design
    > Commercial Building Design Approvals
    > Foundation Plans & Approvals
    > Architectural Plans 
    > Storm Shelter Plan Approvals
    > Boat Dock Plan Approvals
    > Project Management - Construction and Inspection
    > Expert Witness/Testimony
    > Residential Design
    > Commercial Design
    > Capital Needs Assessments
    > Property Condition Assessments
    > Energy Efficiency Experts
    > Safety Experts
    > ...and more

We perform analysis to determine the effects of loads on components. Homes or Buildings subject to this type of analysis include all that must withstand loads, such as buildings, beams, roofs, foundations, roof , soil strata and more.. Analysis employs the fields of applied mechanics, materials science and applied mathematics to compute deformations, internal forces, stresses, support reactions, accelerations, and stability. The results of the analysis are used to verify fitness for use in many ways.  

For example, when calculating the necessary size of beams in homes and buildings, you must consider multiple factors:

• maximum bending moment of the beam
• maximum deflection of the beam at the center of the span
• width, length, and depth of the beam
• moment of inertia
• constant psi rating for the material the beam 
• and more

We must also consider the exterior dimensions of the building, the span if the beams and floor joists, the dead and live loads for the building, and the design style of the roof. If any interior walls will support the weight of the roof, this will affect the necessary beam size.. Required calculations for determining the size of a residential and commercial beams include the allowable bending stress for steel and wood beams, the moment of inertia, and the section modulus of the required beam.  Our professional engineers generally perform these calculations. Certain computer software designed specifically for the calculation of

• beam design
• floor beam span
• rafter design
• header size and span
• floor joist load
• cantilever floor joist load
• residential I beam spans
• and more

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     We are licensed in Missouri, Kansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas for most any engineered design & modification.

Contact Us:

Phone: 501-240-9213
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Serving Kansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Missouri, Florida & Texas

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