Rising Sea Levels and Flood Risk - The low elevation, high water table, and rising sea levels are all factors to be considered in Chesapeake.
Hurricane-Resistant Construction - Structures must withstand high winds and violent storms.
Challenging Soils - Sandy, marshy, and clay-heavy soils have a poor load bearing capacity and require unique structural techniques.
Stormwater Compliance - Chesapeake is subject to the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act which places limits on impervious surfaces, maintains tree saving requirements, and aims to retain stormwater.
Suburban Growth and Infrastructure Gaps - Rapid growth means newer areas may lack full access to public water and sewer systems as well as sidewalks and stormwater systems.
High Costs - Design, construction, and labor costs are all increased due to high demand and rising inflation.
The engineers at Building Reserves understand the unique challenges of property maintenance in Chesapeake, from hurricanes and flooding to challenging soils and rising costs. With deep local Chesapeake expertise, our team helps property owners plan for long-term costs and avoid unexpected repairs through strategic, data-driven maintenance solutions.
CEO & Founder - Sr. Engineering Consultant
Areas of expertise: Reserve Studies, Mechanical Engineering, New Product Development
B.S. Mechanical Engineering Marquette University. 18 years of Reserve Study Experience.
