Where we work.
Wherever the old brick is: the city's nineteenth-century neighbourhoods, the streetcar suburbs, and the river towns on both banks.
Neighbourhoods and towns
Not on the list? Send the address anyway. If the building is old and within reach of St. Louis, we will most likely come.
- Soulard
- Lafayette Square
- Benton Park
- Tower Grove
- Shaw
- The Hill
- Central West End
- Old North St. Louis
- Carondelet
- Downtown St. Louis
- University City
- Maplewood
- Webster Groves
- Kirkwood
- Ferguson
- St. Charles
- Belleville
- Alton
- Edwardsville
- Granite City
Good to know
Three things owners ask about where a building is.
Historic districts
Many of these neighbourhoods have design review. The inspection is the same; the repair scope notes where materials should match.
Both sides of the river
The engineer is licensed in Missouri and Illinois, so Metro East buildings are covered.
Any size of building
Two-family flats, corner storefronts, churches, and warehouses. If it has masonry at the top, it qualifies.
Available across the area
Cornice condition assessmentAn engineer's inspection of the cornice and the wall behind it, with a written report.
Fallen masonry assessmentWhen brick, terra cotta, or metal has come down: what failed and what else is at risk.
Parapet and chimney evaluationThe walls and chimneys above the roof line, which weather fastest and lean first.
Repair scope for bidsA written scope so every mason and sheet-metal shop bids the same repair.
Review before you buy or sellWhat the top of the facade needs, before the price is settled.
Is your address covered?
Send the address and a few details. A licensed engineer replies within one business day.