SSM Welcomes Jonathan Meyer, PE
/Jonathan E. Meyer, PE, Senior Structural Engineer joins our Facilities Engineering Department.
Read MoreJonathan E. Meyer, PE, Senior Structural Engineer joins our Facilities Engineering Department.
Read MoreThe headquarters of Spotts, Stevens and McCoy at 1047 North Park Road in Wyomissing, is expected to be the new home of the First Presbyterian Church in Reading. The church, founded in 1814, plans to lease space to SSM after purchasing the building from the consulting firm.
Read MoreSam Zook, SIT is the third surveyor at SSM to receive certification as a Drone Pilot.
Read MoreNew Year’s is the perfect time of year to reflect on areas where you’d like to see a change in your organization and to take steps to achieve those improvements.
Read MoreSpottlight on . . . Fire Prevention
Read MoreSinkholes can be dangerous in many ways. They can cause damage to the foundation of a building, they serve as conduits for surficial contaminants to reach groundwater, and they can cause damage to buried services like water lines and electrical conduits according to Conserve Energy Future. Knowing the risk of sinkhole formation is key to minimizing possible damages.
Read MoreOne third of the 1,200 US enclosed shopping malls are dead or endangered.
Read MoreThe snow is deep and as the weather begins to creep out of freezing, the addition of rain or snow melt into the mix can become a real threat. While all exposed roofs could be at risk, older flat roofs and roofs with poor drainage are the most susceptible to collapse due to snow.
Read MoreSSM welcomes Timothy East as Graduate Engineer in our Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering Department. Tim is responsible for mechanical design and preparation of scope, plans, and specifications for industrial, commercial and institutional building projects. He received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from Wilkes University.
Our focus? Serious energy savings. And by serious, I mean 30% continuous savings on utility bills for businesses and other facility owners spending $1,000,000 or more annually on energy consumption.
Read MoreSSM performs Energy Analysis in accordance with ASHRAE's Procedures For Commercial Building Energy Audits. The analysis is performed in steps and a value judgment made at the end of each step as to the benefit of proceeding to the next level.
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