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Bob Mason, P.E. graduated with a Bachelor of Architectural Engineering and Master of Architectural Engineering degrees, with a Structural Systems Option in both, from The Pennsylvania State University. He is currently a structural repair and restoration engineer for SK&A, a consulting structural engineering firm working in the greater Washington, DC metro area. Professional engineering services include: design and development of new structures and repair and renovation of existing structures; due diligence surveys of existing building or garage structures prior to or after purchase including a 5- or 10-year capital expenditure planning budget; construction administration of repair and renovation construction work including vetting potential contractors, managing the contract bid and award process, writing the contract, and testing and inspecting the repair and renovation work. Bob's representative projects include: the Tivoli theatre restoration in Columbia Heights; 919 F St. renovation and expansion in Penn Quarter; 9th and N Street mixed-use development in Mt. Vernon; 1900 Half Street near the baseball stadium; Immaculate Conception School renovation in Mt. Vernon; Naylor Road apartments renovation in SE; and the Heritage Foundation expansion in Capitol Hill.


Here's what you'll learn and more:

1. I have a diagonal crack in the brick above one or more of the windows. What are the possible causes? And how do I fix it?

2. There's a horizontal crack in my basement wall. What are the possible causes? And how do I fix it?

3. There's a mostly vertical crack in my basement wall. What are the possible causes? And how do I fix it?

4. There's a diagonal crack in my basement wall. What are the possible causes? And how do I fix it?

5. The basement slab is cracked and has settled. Do I have to replace it? What are my options?

6. The floor or roof joists have settled and are now uneven. What are the possible causes? And how do I fix it?

7. How do I tell the difference between a load-bearing and a non-load-bearing wood studwall?

8. What's the maximum size hole that you can make through a floor joist? Why is it important for me to know that?

9. I'd like to make a large opening in a brick masonry wall. How can it be done?

10. There seems to be a lot of water in this basement. What could be the possible causes? And how do I fix it?

11. At what point is it time to call in a structural repair engineer?

12. What are the 3 things I should look for when interviewing perspective structural engineer?

13. Should a structural damage be a deal stopper? (When to do a deal or not.)

14. Much, much more! (you can ask questions at the end of the call)


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