WHAT IS A STRUCTURAL INSPECTION?
WHAT IS A STRUCTURAL INSPECTION? A structural - or engineering - inspection is above all, an opinion as to the structural condition and integrity of the building or home. That is, in the opinion of the engineer 1) were t
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