The world of building ownership has become more and more complex with more stringent requirements for accessibility. What one person constitutes a barrier, another may see as unnecessary. Our team has additional training through the International Code Council as Certified Accessibility Plans Examiners / Accessibility Inspectors (CAPE/AI).

We provide help with all of those issues to review new projects before construction, during the construction review process, or in existing facilities. We have specific training in ICC ANSI A117.1, the ADA Accessibility Guide (ADAAG), Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS) and Chapter 11 of the International Building Code. During our reviews we utilize a proprietary program which helps us develop and document an extensive report for your existing facility to help address any issues.

The key elements are to provide a thorough review and analysis that includes approaches on cost savings as well as mitigation of legal issues.

Construction Document Plan Review Analysis:

• ADA​

• Building Code Requirements

• Fair Housing Act (FHA)

• Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards (UFAS)

• Outdoor Recreation Area Accessibility

• Help Mitigate Design and/or Construction Errors, Saving Your Firm or Company in Rework Fees or Liability Litigation Expenses.

Construction Site Observation​:

• Review of ​Conditions During Construction That May Lead to More Expensive Corrections Before Projects Are Completed.

ADA Facility Accessibility Surveys:

• For both Title II and III Projects

Detailed Documentation for Existing Buildings:

• Physical Needs Analysis and Review – We Have Extensive Experience with Multi-Family Housing and HUD Projects in a Variety of Locations and Sizes.

• Due Diligence Surveys

• Development of Transition Plans

• As Registered Architects, we can provide plan document services that would be accepted by state and local plan review boards/commissions…saving you time and costs.

Expert Witness and Litigation Consulting:​

• We Provide Services for Those Needing to File Claims, As Well As USDOJ, or Other Legal Entities.