I have a background in energy engineering and significant water savings can only be achieved for buildings with 20+ floors.

I am a full-time Architectural Engineer Project Leader for an Architectural Engineering firm.

-Utilities In-Permits mostly done and waiver already in place-Setback waiver in place-Plans and engineering covered (using a local Architect that has plan sets that are already engineered for this area and stamped) Cost minimal 5k maybe total for changes and some additional material engineering.

I worry if I rent then my engineered hardwood floors and nice blinds will be damaged.

I had a degreed civil engineer inspector that was recommended to me.

Most of the information you can find is online through some tool or search engine.

I hire engineers to review my designs/plans to make sure I am not overloading walls or violating some rule I am unaware of or forgot about.

I believe the town engineer is going to go out there today.

Graduating Penn State University this December 2018 with an Electrical Engineering degree.

I know of two engineers in the last month that were recruited to work at home from now on.