Penn Valley Engineering

Explore how foundation drainage systems influence your property’s structure, common pitfalls in waterproofing solutions, and why involving an independent structural engineer is essential for any foundation-related work.

While many homebuyers rely on a standard home inspection, hiring a licensed structural engineer from Penn Valley Engineering, offers a deeper, expert evaluation that a home inspector simply can’t match.

As a homeowner, noticing signs like cracks in your foundation, drywall cracks, uneven floors, water in your basement, or other unusual symptoms can raise concerns about your home’s safety. These underlying structural issues may require the expertise of a structural engineer.

New Jersey’s Condo Safety Law was signed into law in 2024, marking a significant step toward ensuring the safety of condominiums and cooperatives across the state. Penn Valley Engineering’s services align perfectly with the new law’s requirements.

A home inspection and a structural engineering inspection are both important steps in the home-buying process, but they serve different purposes. We’re here to help you understand the differences and benefits.

Not every homebuyer needs a structural engineering inspection. However, purchasing a home is a big financial decision, and having a licensed structural engineer inspect the property prior to purchasing it can be one of the best investments you’ll ever make.