David Black Associates, Inc. is a full service structural engineering and code consulting firm located conveniently in Chambersburg, PA. Our specialized work providing CREATIVE DESIGN SOLUTIONS is visible in many projects throughout Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina.
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David Black Associates, Inc. was established in 1986 to provide structural engineering consulting services in the tri-state area. The establishment of this firm was the culmination of many years of diversified experience in design and construction by David Black, P.E.
As owner and principal engineer of the firm, his design and construction experience includes demonstrated expertise in the evaluation, design, inspection and construction of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings and special structures.We are currently licensed and active in eight states.
As owner and principal engineer of the firm, his design and construction experience includes demonstrated expertise in the evaluation, design, inspection and construction of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings and special structures.We are currently licensed and active in eight states.
Property Condition Assessments are frequently performed prior to the purchase of an existing building or during the process of refinancing. The goals of this study include identifying any physical deficiencies, maintenance issues, obvious defects as well as the assessment of components which are nearing or have exceeded their expected useful life.
WAYNESBORO - Waynesboro's New Hope Shelter has re-opened, after passing an inspection Friday. Spokesman Lynn Graham said that although the shelter passed the inspection, some cleanup remains to be done. Shelter staff have 30 days to complete that, and Graham was confident they will get it done.
At the time of the closing, Graham said 22 residents, including 10 children from four families, had to be relocated from the shelter and many found temporary housing with staff members.Eight people also went to the Friendship Baptist Church in Waynesboro, which was serving as a cold weather shelter.
At the time of the closing, Graham said 22 residents, including 10 children from four families, had to be relocated from the shelter and many found temporary housing with staff members.Eight people also went to the Friendship Baptist Church in Waynesboro, which was serving as a cold weather shelter.
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