We at Summit Engineering have worked on a lot of exciting projects in New Hampshire and beyond. Many of the structures we have been involved with are featured in our online portfolio of projects. While we may have…
In the world of structural engineering – like many other professions – it’s important to be prepared for anything and everything that comes your way. An experienced structural engineer knows this all too well. Whether it’s responding to a…
There is no way of overstating the importance of having a quality structural engineering design when it comes to building a balcony or above ground deck structure. Almost every year it seems someone is injured or even killed when…
The field of Structural Engineering is rapidly changing. Codes are revised every 3-5 years, design software is updated monthly, and new products flood the market every day. Needless to say, it can be a challenge as a practicing structural engineer…
Summit Engineering, PLLC, a structural engineering consulting firm in Portsmouth, NH, recently sponsored a one-of-a-kind educational event in recognition of Pi Day. Pi Day, which is typically recognized on March 14th, is a U.S. holiday. It is a celebration of…
We’ve been asked a lot about the giant chains hanging from the new Memorial Bridge. Some have speculated that they are a backup safety measure, a temporary feature, or simply an aesthetic feature, but the chains are actually an elegant…
Summit Engineering is excited to announce we have been selected to provide structural engineering services for the renovation of The Balsams Grand Resort Hotel. Planned additions total nearly 80,000 SF and include a new conference center, pool house, spa, entry/check…
The Team had a blast on this year's staff fishing outing!
Summit Engineering was named as an award winner for the 2019 Excellence in Structural Engineering Awards given by the National Cou
Harbor Way Ship Sculpture, 121 Seaport Boulevard, Boston, MA BACKGROUND In May of 2016 a portion of a ship’s hull was disco
Summit Engineering receives 2018 Structural Engineers of New Hampshire Excellence in Structural Engineering Award in the building
Northeastern University – Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering Complex - Spiral Stair Summit Engineering was contracte
On May 12th, the Portsmouth School Board honored the Pi Day contest winners in the third, fourth, and fifth grades at each of the
Summit Engineering was well represented at a recent national engineering event known as The 2014 Structures Congress held in Bosto
The local school board earlier this month honored a handful of students who competed in and won a one-of-a-kind educational event
Summit Principal Tony Coviello was interviewed this week for the Journal of Light Construction. In the article, Coviello
Structural engineering staff from Summit Engineering in Portsmouth, NH traveled to the Jersey Shore this month, where they joined
Robert Champagne, principal of Summit Engineering, says that the best way to prevent a roof collapse from snow is to be proactive.
Structural Engineers Explain Roof Load Dangers Structural Engineers at Summit Engineering, are cautioning homeowners throughout Ne
NH Engineering Firm Finds Redevelopment Potential All Over Portsmouth As one of the local engineering companies in th
Developers all throughout New Hampshire are bringing forth various dynamic development opportunities complete with quality archite
At Summit Engineering, besides typical Structural Engineering, we also find ourselves investigating problems in existing building
Brick Engineering - Common Challenges and How To Fix Them. Brick masonry is a ubiquitous building material—it has been around f
What To Know When Building in Flood Insurance Zones The recent release of preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) by the Fe
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently released the preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) for the Seacoa
As one of the original 13 states, New Hampshire most certainly has its fair share of historic property. From the working waterfro
Examples of historic building preservation are all around us — especially in a place as historically rich as New England
