Gebau :: Consulting Structural Engineers :: Boulder, Colorado
Gebau, Inc.

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING...

 “Thank you so much for your quick and professional response to our predicament. Without you, we would not be sleeping well at night for fear of what would happen to the structure. We appreciate you having great patience with us....It turned out great and we couldn't have done it without your support.”

W.P., Colorado

Recent News:

We're Hiring - Structural Engineers Jan 2nd — Seeking a Senior PE looking to lead, design, and help our team grow and mature. Excellent opportunities for inspiring projects with a capable and ambitious team. We also have open positions for 2-5 year EITs and Junior PEs.
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GEBAU, Inc. Celebrating our 40th year in Business! Dec 15th — Since 1982, we have been Building Legacy by providing high-quality structural engineering services to a variety of architect, developer, homeowner, and contractor clients. As of 2022, we are still going strong!

We've moved! Jul 1st — After 2 decades on University Hill, we have relocated our offices to 168 Centennial Parkway, Suite 180, Louisville, Colorado. Come see us at our fresh, new digs!

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Historic Remodel & Addtion - Boulder, Colorado

Services: Structural Design, Construction Document Preparation, Field Observations, and Construction Administration
Architect: Coburn Development
Square Feet: 300 sq. ft addition & 1200 sq. ft remodel
Completed: Under Construction
Structural Systems: New wood framing, Existing historical masonry and concrete foundation

Description:  A design/build project by Coburn Development that involved the evaluation, reinforcement and repair of an existing historical Boulder Residence. Extensive basement addition with concrete retaining walls and under-pinned concrete pads supported new and existing wood framing and historical brick masonry structure.  Design challenges arose due to strict guidelines imposed by the overseeing historical committee with respect to maintaining original architectural elements.