Author Archives: Jeff Lineberger, P. E.

About Jeff Lineberger, P. E.

Principal Engineer, President. Thirty years engineering, design and technical experience covering a range of practice disciplines including: Civil Engineering, Water & Environmental Resources, Structural Design, Land Development, Residential & Commercial Construction (Design/Build/Consult), and Forensic Engineering.

Engineers, Foundation Inspections, and Certification Letters

Posted on 04/06/2011 by Jeff Lineberger, P. E.

Here’s a simple procedure for working with your engineer to get your foundation (no matter how big or small) inspected & certified so the “City” will give you your “Certificate of Occupancy” and close your project: Find a Structural Engineer […]

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Leaking Windows: Masonry Veneer Walls

Posted on 11/22/2010 by Jeff Lineberger, P. E.

Windows are a common point of water infiltration into a building. Preventing moisture intrusion into building interior spaces near window openings  requires proper flashing and careful installation.  This is especially true if the windows are installed in masonry veneer cavity […]

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Cantilevered Decks: Top 23 Waterproofing Tips

Posted on 11/22/2010 by Jeff Lineberger, P. E.

Covered patio or second floor deck leaking?  Here are 23 simple moisture-proofing strategies to help prevent damaging water intrusion into your deck system. Cantilevered structural deck systems safely separate exterior habitable areas from the surrounding ground surface environment. When covered, […]

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