When property owners, HOAs, buyers, and businesses in Chesterfield need dependable engineering expertise, they rely on Criterium-Hardy Engineers — the area's most trusted Chesterfield, Missouri structural engineering firm. We provide residential structural inspections, commercial building evaluations, HOA reserve studies, transition studies, and engineering documentation that protects property value and ensures long-term safety.
With decades of engineering experience and deep knowledge of local building conditions in Chesterfield, Wildwood, Clarkson Valley, Town and Country, and the surrounding West County area, our team delivers precise evaluations, detailed reports, and clear repair recommendations backed by licensed structural engineers. Whether you’re concerned about cracks, structural shifting, long-term budgeting for an HOA, or the condition of a commercial property, Criterium-Hardy offers engineering clarity you can trust.
Chesterfield is home to hundreds of subdivisions, villas, townhome communities, and condo developments — all of which depend on accurate planning, reliable documentation, and structural assessments to protect homeowners and property values. As a trusted HOA structural engineer in Chesterfield, we partner with associations to perform reserve studies, transition studies, and structural evaluations tailored to community needs.
An HOA reserve study ensures your association has the funding needed for long-term maintenance of roofs, siding, asphalt, site structures, drainage systems, retaining walls, and common-area mechanical components. We evaluate remaining useful life, capital replacement needs, and long-term budgeting designed to keep your community financially stable.
For new Chesterfield subdivisions transitioning from the developer, a transition study documents construction issues, incomplete site work, material defects, drainage issues, surface problems, and building concerns before warranties expire. This protects residents from costly repairs in the future.
Associations often manage structural elements such as clubhouses, pool structures, retaining walls, shared garages, balconies, and covered entries. Our HOA structural evaluations assess the condition of these components and provide repair recommendations that help the HOA maintain safety and comply with Missouri building standards.
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West County homes, including those in Chesterfield, often encounter structural concerns such as settling foundations, shrink-swell clay soils, aging framing, seasonal moisture expansion, and storm-related damage. Criterium-Hardy Engineers provides detailed structural evaluations for homeowners, buyers, and real estate professionals throughout Chesterfield and the surrounding areas.
If you're noticing foundation cracks, bowing walls, sagging floors, leaning chimneys, or concerns discovered by a home inspector, our licensed structural engineers can diagnose the issue and provide a professional engineering report outlining the cause, the severity, and the recommended repair approach.
Chesterfield’s soil composition and sloping neighborhoods make structural shifts common — especially in homes built on hillsides or near Howell’s Creek, Monarch Chesterfield Valley, or the elevated subdivisions off Kehrs Mill and Baxter Road. Our engineers understand these local patterns and provide accurate structural recommendations.
Chesterfield’s business community includes office parks, industrial buildings, retail centers, medical facilities, and hospitality properties. Our commercial engineering services support buyers, lenders, landlords, investors, and developers with detailed engineering evaluations.
A commercial building inspection identifies structural, mechanical, electrical, and site issues that may impact safety, value, or long-term maintenance requirements.
Our Property Condition Reports meet ASTM standards and are frequently used during due diligence for commercial acquisitions.
A Phase I ESA evaluates potential environmental risks and historical site usage before purchasing a commercial property.
A cost segregation study accelerates depreciation for qualifying components of commercial buildings, offering major tax benefits.
Our CNA reports map out long-term budgets for repairs, replacements, and upgrades.
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If you're seeing foundation cracks, bowing basement walls, gaps around doors, sagging floors, or damage after storms, it's time to call a Chesterfield structural engineer. Home inspectors can identify symptoms — but only an engineer can diagnose the problem and recommend the correct repair.
Many Chesterfield appraisers, lenders, and real estate agents request engineering evaluations before loan approval or final purchase, especially if the home inspector identifies structural concerns.
We provide structural engineering services throughout West County including Chesterfield, Clarkson Valley, Ballwin, Ellisville, Wildwood, Winchester, Town & Country, Creve Coeur, and the Monarch/Valley region.
Yes. Every evaluation includes a stamped structural engineering report with findings, photos, and clear repair recommendations.