JSPE Structural Engineers

Structural Engineering and Component Design.

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About the firm

JSPE Structural Engineers is a structural engineering consulting firm based in Baltimore, Maryland, providing services in reinforced concrete, structural steel, structural wood and lumber, and cold formed steel framing. It serves residential, multi-family, commercial, institutional, and insurance clients and is licensed in Maryland, Delaware, Washington DC, Virginia, and Florida. JSPE also provides forensic engineering services and expert witness testimony for insurance companies and law firms.

Firm type
Structural Engineering · Forensic Engineering

People

Jaime SchwartzbergPrincipal Engineer

Capabilities

Structural Engineering

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Full-service structural engineering consulting for single-family residential, multi-family residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings, covering reinforced concrete, structural steel, structural wood and lumber, and cold formed steel.

  • Component Design
  • Surveys and Reports
  • Additions and Rehabilitations
  • Construction Inspections
  • Foundation Inspections
  • Residential Structural Inspections
  • Disbursement Inspections
  • Retaining Walls
  • Miscellaneous Roadway Structures

Bridge Design and Inspection

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  • Bridge Design
  • Bridge Inspection
  • Bridge Ratings

Cold Formed Steel Framing

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  • Structural Design
  • Preparation Of Shop Drawings For Prefabrication And Field Fabrication
  • Field Inspections
  • Feasibility Studies On Changes From Other Building Materials To Cold Formed Steel

Forensic Engineering

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Forensic structural engineering services for insurance companies, law firms, and individual clients, including inspections, reports, depositions, and court appearances. Jaime Schwartzberg, P.E. is recognized as an expert witness by the courts of Maryland.

Industries

Residential · Multifamily Residential · Commercial · Insurance · Legal · Bridges

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