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Providing timeless structures that strengthen your community for generations to come.
At the heart of Summit’s Structural Engineering services is our firm belief that diverse partnerships deliver resilient and impactful projects. Our team of structural engineers understand this better than anyone, which is why we have developed a strongly collaborative approach to designing infrastructure for our communities. Our team’s versatility and technical expertise means that we are able to overcome any challenges that may arise during project delivery. We strive to provide structures that are both striking and resilient, exceeding client goals and expectations on every project we undertake.
Our extensive commercial, industrial, and institutional experience lends itself to our project process, enhancing our understanding of the project goals. We are able to deliver value-saving alternatives and sustainable engineering solutions to your project so that you can be confident in its quality and cost-effectiveness. Together, we can build a resilient and innovative future for our communities.
Capabilities
- Building Structural Design
- Bridge/Culvert Structural Design
- Structural Assessments
- Modification Designs
- Structural Forensic Investigations
- Structural Inspections
- Feasibility Studies
- Façade Repairs
- Structural Engineering for HMGP/CDBG Disaster Mitigation
Featured Project
This multiple-building rest area design is a portion of the more extensive renovation of I-26 from four lanes to eight lanes between Brevard Road in Asheville and U.S. 25 Business in Fletcher and from four lanes to six lanes from U.S. 25 Business to U.S. 64 in Hendersonville.
Demolition of the existing buildings was replaced with newly designed contemporary structures to integrate the local cultural character of the mountains of North Carolina. They feature more natural light, LED lighting, low-flow water utilities, modern vending machines, a new floor plan, and a memorial to NCDOT employees killed on duty.
Parking was expanded to 100 passenger vehicle spaces and more than 30 truck spaces at each rest area. This modern design is the first of its kind for an NCDOT rest area.
Service Contact
Anthony Rentz, PE
Structural Engineering Department Manager