At Wharry Engineering, we strive to stay current with developments in structural engineering, architectural design, roof restoration and construction project management. As we aim to provide an all-encompassing range of architectural services with an uncompromising focus on quality, we are required to stay abreast of new methods, tools and approaches. To follow along with us and learn more about the industry, be sure to check here frequently for the latest articles and press releases.
“Measure twice, cut once.” This old Russian proverb suits nearly any field, but none quite as well as the fields of structural engineering and architectural design
Let’s face it: no one likes having to call a roofer. Like mechanics, surgeons, and lawyers, few people ever call a roofer because something has gone terribly right.
It’s common knowledge: April showers bring May flowers. It stands to reason, then, that now is the perfect time to get your roof inspected for any potential leaks or damages before the rainy season hits in full.
One of the most important components of your building is the roof, which protects the interior from the elements while also helping facilitate the flow of water away from your foundation.
Wharry Engineering has offices in Battle Creek, MI and Dallas, TX where we can provide excellent architectural design services for projects of all scopes and sizes.
Wharry Engineering offers superior renovation services to bring rundown buildings across the country back up to their original state.
Your roof is one of the most important components of your home, protecting the structure and the interior from the elements.
Wharry Engineering has been providing clients throughout the Battle Creek, MI and Dallas, TX areas with quality architectural design services since 1978.
For more than four decades, clients in Battle Creek, MI and Dallas, TX have relied on Wharry Engineering for excellent architectural design services for buildings of all scopes and sizes.
Most of the time leaky roofs are easy to detect. You either notice water dripping from the roof or there are growing stains noticeable on your ceiling. However, just because you don’t see obvious evidence of a leak doesn’t necessarily mean that there aren’t potential issues with your roof.
