Projects & Experience

Overview

Applied Structural Engineering for Real Buildings and Real Conditions

Mass Timber Advisors works with homeowners, architects, and builders throughout Vermont and New Hampshire to assess existing structures, engineer new construction, clarify concerns, and design practical structural solutions.

Since beginning operations in May 2024, we have worked with over 250 homeowners, architects and contractors, helping them understand the condition of their buildings, assess the severity of observed issues, and determine clear, rational paths forward.

Types of Projects

We Commonly Work On

Our experience is best understood by the types of buildings and challenges we routinely encounter.

01

Existing Home Structural Assessments

Our work helps homeowners and buyers understand what is typical, what is concerning, and what truly requires action.

02

Renovations & Additions

We help ensure renovations are structurally sound, clearly documented, and constructible.

03

New Residential Construction

Our structural designs emphasize clarity in the field and smooth review during permitting and construction.
04

Light Commercial Projects

We also work on small commercial and mixed-use buildings, providing.
05

Regional Experience

We specialize in working on and are intimately familiar with buildings across Central and Northern Vermont and parts of New Hampshire. This includes older housing stock, varied foundation types, and structures affected by regional weather, snow loading, frost depth, and soil conditions

Familiarity with local construction practices and permitting expectations allows us to provide recommendations that are both technically sound and realistic.

06

A Practical, Measured Approach

Our work is focused on clarity and proportional response. Not every issue requires extensive repair, and not every solution needs to be the most expensive option. When appropriate, we provide:

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If your project or concern sounds similar to those described above, we encourage you to reach out and discuss it.
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