Woodbury Hill Professionals

Civil and structural engineering for residential, industrial, and business interests

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About the firm

Woodbury Hill Professionals is a one-engineer civil and structural engineering practice based in Auburn, Maine, founded in 2001 by Jason Potter, PE. Potter brings more than forty years of hands-on construction experience, from concrete and framing work to construction management of multi-million-dollar projects in the 1990s, to a design practice focused on practical, economical, and buildable solutions. Woodbury Hill serves builders and homeowners across Maine with foundation, structural, and site engineering. Potter has semi-retired and currently accepts select small projects.

Established
2001
Team
Micro
Firm type
Civil Engineering · Structural Engineering

People

Jason PotterPrincipal / Owner

Capabilities

Structural Engineering

Structural design and review for residential, commercial, and civic projects. Work includes foundations, exterior wall systems, floor and roof systems, beams, columns, and lateral systems for wind and seismic loads. Materials include concrete (including ICF), wood, structural steel, light-gauge steel, masonry, and timber.

  • Foundation design
  • Roof and floor system design
  • Beam and column design
  • Lateral (wind and seismic) design
  • Structural review of existing buildings
  • Renovation and addition structural design

Civil Site Engineering

Site engineering for residential subdivisions, commercial sites, and light industrial projects in Maine. Services include stormwater drainage design, roadway layout, parking, retaining walls, and permitting.

  • Stormwater drainage design
  • Residential subdivision site design
  • Commercial site plans
  • Parking and roadway layout
  • Retaining wall design
  • Permitting support

Industries

Residential · Commercial · Industrial · Healthcare · Education · Arts & Culture

Projects

Strand Theatre

Skowhegan, ME

Project details

Two-story 15,000 sf theatre addition with ICF exterior walls and steel-and-concrete second floor and roof systems. Design covered gravity and lateral wind and seismic loads.

Seadogs Clubhouse

Portland, ME

Project details

Foundation and wood-framed clubhouse structure built beneath existing stadium stands, plus an elevated concrete-and-steel bullpen structure totaling approximately 7,900 sf.

Bedard Medical Building

Auburn, ME

Project details

29,000 sf pre-engineered steel frame pharmaceutical building. Foundation design based on manufacturer-supplied loads, covering gravity, wind, and seismic forces.

United Ambulance Facility

Lewiston, ME

Project details

Four-acre site design including new entrance/exit layout and employee parking, plus structural design for a 1,700 sf ambulance garage and 4,900 sf training building.