Chris Zweifel likes to "figure stuff out." As a licensed professional and structural engineer in numerous states, he enjoys the challenges of different projects and coming up with designs that are robust yet contractor and budget friendly. He received a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and a master's degree in structural engineering both from Brigham Young University.
He chaired the American Concrete Institute's Committee 334 on concrete shell design and construction from 2006 to 2013. He is still an active committee member. ZZ Consulting started in 2002, specializing in structural engineering design, including commercial buildings, schools, gymnasiums, churches, storm shelters, bulk storage facilities, apartments and single-family residences.
He chaired the American Concrete Institute's Committee 334 on concrete shell design and construction from 2006 to 2013. He is still an active committee member. ZZ Consulting started in 2002, specializing in structural engineering design, including commercial buildings, schools, gymnasiums, churches, storm shelters, bulk storage facilities, apartments and single-family residences.
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ZZ Consulting has provided structural engineering design for everything from hotels to shopping malls, we can design almost any commercial space to fit your needs. Our engineers will be on hand to assist and answer questions throughout the entire construction process. With experience in general building, ZZ Consulting is contractor-friendly and will focus on safety, ease of construction and still help get you there on budget.
Another niche-specialty for ZZ Consulting is concrete tilt-up buildings. Many of these buildings use a paneled roof system, which is very efficient and can be constructed in a short amount of time. Tilt-up construction buildings are generally large warehouses, manufacturing or shipping facilities, office buildings and industrial parks.
ZZ Consulting has designed a large number of schools. Dome designs have become increasingly popular, especially in areas of the United States where they can double as storm shelters. The shape makes them more resistant to wind forces, and their concrete construction makes them impact-resistant to flying debris as well.
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