Experience and responsiveness

There is very little room for guesswork in commercial construction. Be it an office building, an educational facility, or a site for industrial manufacturing, the structure's integrity rests on sound planning and engineering. This is the domain of a commercial structural engineer, with LB Engineering being the trusted name in Florida for more than 25 years.

What Does a Commercial Structural Engineer Do?

A commercial structural engineer has the duties of designing, analyzing, and inspecting the structural components of a commercial building. Be it steel frames, concrete slabs, retaining walls, or foundations, all must guarantee safety, functionality, and durability to the highest standards possible. 

LB Engineering's engineers cooperate with architects, contractors, and developers so that every design they come up with will withstand time, physically and financially.

Expertise That Covers Every Phase

LB Engineering offers a full range of structural engineering services for commercial projects across Southwest Florida and beyond. We manage all phases of new construction including:

• Schematic and final design

• Bidding support

• Construction administration

• Code-compliant inspections

• Renovation assessments

• Forensic engineering

Whether it's a new build or a structural retrofit, our commercial structural engineers provide solutions tailored to each project's unique challenges.

Serving Florida and Beyond

We hold licensure in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, New York, North Carolina, and Texas, thereby constituting a company that may be relied on by multi-state developers and contractors. Our experience has spilled over into numerous commercial sectors, from municipal buildings, religious institutions, and mid-rise office buildings. 

Above 90% of our work stems from repeat clients, providing testimonies about the quality and reliability we deliver in every project.

Why LB Engineering?

Over 25 Years of Experience: Since 1996, we've been rendering professional structural engineering services in Southwest Florida.

Responsive & Collaborative: We collaborate directly with contractors during construction to resolve issues rapidly and keep the project moving forward.

Licensed Professionals: Our engineers are licensed P.E.s in a number of states, so your project will stand up to the standards required.

Full-Service Capability: Providing everything from inspection through to forensic engineering for comprehensive solutions.

Commercial Structural Engineering Projects You Can Trust

No two commercial buildings are alike. Hence, LB Engineering adapts its methodology depending upon material, scale, and location for every project. Be it post-tensioned concrete for a multistory parking garage or steel framing for an industrial warehouse, our commercial structural engineers will put your investment beyond danger and make it compliant with codes.

Threshold inspections are specialties of ours. These are necessary for tall and high-occupancy buildings in the State of Florida. Our special inspectors are trained and certified in accordance with the strictest requirements of the state.

FAQs :

1. What is a commercial structural engineer's job?

 A commercial structural engineer makes sure that buildings are structurally sound and comply with the applicable laws. They design the load-bearing systems, inspect constructions, and propose solutions for repairs or renovations.

2. When should I get a commercial structural engineer?

 You should have a structural engineer on board for any planning phase of a commercial construction project or renovations. It is also imperative to hire one for forensic investigations and threshold inspections.

3. Which industries does LB Engineering cover?

 LB Engineering covers a wide range of industries including commercial, industrial, municipal, religious, and educational.

4. Do I need a structural inspection for renovations?

 Yes, indeed. If you are renovating a commercial space, structural inspection will ensure safety and will point out structural weaknesses, if any, before the commencement of work.