Coastal Reconstruction Group — Est. 1986
Commercial construction, renovation and restoration project by Coastal Reconstruction Group
Building Back Better

Structural Repair

Expert structural repair and reinforcement services to restore the integrity and safety of damaged buildings.

Self-performed

In-house carpentry, drywall, paint & finish crews — single point of accountability from demo through punch-list.

Typical timeline

Most structural repairs complete in 2-10 weeks after engineering sign-off.

Credentials

Licensed FL General Contractor · PE-stamped engineering · OSHA 30 · ICC-aware QA/QC

Overview

What structural repair looks like with CRG.

Structural damage — whether from storms, water intrusion, fire, or age — compromises the safety and integrity of your building. Our structural repair team works with licensed engineers to assess damage, develop repair plans, and execute the work to meet or exceed original specifications. We handle concrete, steel, masonry, and wood frame structural repairs for all types of commercial properties.

Ideal for

HospitalityHealthcareMulti-familyOfficeIndustrialCoastal properties

Key benefits

Why owners and carriers pick this scope.

Engineer-led scope

Licensed PEs drive the repair plan; field crews execute to spec with independent inspection sign-off.

All structural systems

Concrete, masonry, steel, and wood frame — coastal-environment-rated repairs and reinforcement details.

Defensible documentation

Sealed drawings, inspection records, and warranty letters owners, lenders, and carriers can rely on.

Scope of work

Everything included.

A clear line-item view of what we deliver — no surprise scope, no carve-outs that turn into change orders later.

Structural engineering assessment
Load-bearing wall repairs
Foundation repair & reinforcement
Steel & concrete restoration
Engineering consultation & reports
Code compliance upgrades
Seismic retrofit (where applicable)
Post-repair inspection & certification

Methodology

Our step-by-step process.

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Engineering assessment & damage evaluation

  2. 02

    Step 2

    Structural repair plan development

  3. 03

    Step 3

    Shoring & temporary support installation

  4. 04

    Step 4

    Structural repairs per engineering specs

  5. 05

    Step 5

    Independent inspection & certification

  6. 06

    Step 6

    Final documentation & warranty

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How do I know if my building has structural damage?

Signs include cracking in walls or foundations, doors/windows that don't close properly, uneven floors, and visible sagging. We recommend a professional assessment.

Let's Build Something Lasting

Ready to Start Your Project?

Contact us today for a free consultation. One licensed general contractor for occupied renovations, capital improvements, adaptive reuse, reconstruction, and emergency response.