Engineering Consulting Facade & Building Engineering Services
Solving Chicagoland's facade problems for over 20 years.
Warton, Inc. has been addressing the professional engineering needs of building owners and managers in Chicagoland since 2004.
Services
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We offer professional engineering services including facade inspections, facade repair project development, facade investigations and restorations, parking structure restoration, construction monitoring, water testing and leak investigations, facade condition reports, peer review services, and expert witness and litigation support .
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We develop, coordinate and manage facade repair projects. We work with condominium associations, building managers and building owners. We conduct forensic facade investigations and develop building repair project specifications. Our services include competitive bidding services and field observation services for building repair projects from inception to completion.
Projects
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Projects
Since 2004 we have performed facade repair projects, terra cotta restorations, concrete and masonry repair projects, water testing and leak investigative projects, facade coating projects, parking deck and balcony membrane projects, exterior painting and caulking replacement projects.
When should I contact an engineer?
As soon as you have a problem (masonry damage, concrete deterioration, water leakage issues, failures in wall and deck coating systems, deteriorating caulking and painting systems, etc.) a professional engineer should be consulted before a contractor is contacted.
Why contact an engineer first?
A professional engineer will have the responsibility to try and resolve the client's problems and they will have the client's best interests in mind. If investigations are required to properly understand the scope and magnitude of the client's problems the engineer is equipped to handle the situation. Contractors often have conflicting motives to immediately get work and maximize profits, which are not necessarily in the client's best interests.
How can I know which engineer is right for me?
A licensed professional engineer is bound by a code of ethics and has fiduciary responsibility. The level of expertise is based on experience. It is important that the engineer has extensive knowledge and years of experience in the type of project that is being undertaken. The client should always feel comfortable that they are in good hands with the engineer they are working with.
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