Built in 1925, the “Ca D’Zan” mansion in Sarasota, Fla. is a 32-room two-story Venetian-style home, with an 8,000-square-foot Italian marble terrace overlooking Sarasota Bay. Considered “the last of the Glided Age mansions,” Ca D’Zan had been transformed into one of the most visited historic tourist attractions in Florida.   Read more

Constructed in 1973, the structures had never been formally maintained or repaired. In addition to the lack of preventive maintenance, the corrosive nature of the coastal environment ultimately caused the concrete to spall and delaminate. STRUCTURAL was hired to handle the necessary repairs.   Read more

The Hopkins House Apartment Building is an 18-story apartment complex built in 1968. Each of the 271 apartments features balcony access and a five-level parking garage is connected to the apartment through a corridor.   Read more

This four-story structure sits on the Palisade Cliff, which is a long bluff overlooking the Hudson River. Built in the late 1960s, the structure stood 40 years with very minimal preventive maintenance. Severe corrosion and structural decay developed as a result of humidity from the nearby river, harsh weather and chlorides from deicing salts.   Read more

Recent investigations revealed concrete spalling and deterioration, due mainly to inadequate rebar coverage, at various locations. The pre-cast panels were cracking between the pieces of glass and the edges of the panel and the surface sand finish was washing away.   Read more

A Southern refinery for a major oil and gas company had a concrete dock built in 1910 that needed significant repairs. The 3,000-foot-long dock is connected to an intercoastal waterway and serves as the off-load point for crude oil and the on-load point for petroleum products with ships arriving and departing daily.   Read more