ENGINEERING
FULLY LICENCED AND CERTIFIED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA
ACRC’s engineering professionals are available to answer questions or help with a quick calculation. Our Vice President of Engineering is a State of Florida licensed engineer and project manager who understands the importance of accuracy and urgency.
Our engineering staff offers drainage engineering (required in hurricane zone predictions), as well as job-specific design and more.
Although we offer a wide range of attachment and design calculations, here are a few of our most popular:
• woodblock attachment
• coping cap
• gutter
• downspout
• ply sheet
• insulation board
• roof tile
• mechanical equipment
• adhered systems
• mechanical systems
• dead load and various structural issues
40 YEAR BUILDING RECERTIFICATION (WIND ONLY)
Many municipalities now require buildings that are 40 years old to be recertified by the city/county. This requires inspection by a qualified and reputable firm and must be repeated every 10 years. The 40-year building recertification inspection involves detailed inspections of the structural, electrical, and roofing systems.
Our roof system inspection also includes all roof drainage and rooftop structures. Our detailed report provides photos, a list of recommendations for repairs and is signed and sealed by a State of Florida Professional Engineer.
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As a commercial property owner/manager or a building designer/contractor, you are expected to be an expert in your field. But how can you possibly know everything about all the different types of commercial roof systems? What could be the financial and legal consequences if you don’t? ACRC has knowledge and experience with every type of commercial roof system, material, product, application, process, code and more. ACRC is the place to go to discover options, mitigate issues, and solve problems.
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Our certified field and laboratory tests are used by building departments, property owners, building designers, contractors, and manufacturers in making important technical and financial decisions. ACRC’s testing standard protocols for high velocity hurricane zones are in accordance with the Florida Building Codes and Factory Mutual (FM) test protocol.
