Advanced Engineering Solutions
by Real Estate Newsline
Article:
With over 65 years of combined experience; the founders of Advanced Engineering Solutions (AES) can offer South Texas REALTORS and Builders more than just an expert opinion on structural building integrity. “We wanted to develop a company that would provide quality service, an understanding the needs of real estate professionals and system to provide detailed information regarding a specific issue. We have been very pleased with the response to our service and look forward to a long relationship with REALTORS and other real estate professionals here in San Antonio,” shares AES president Tana M. Koudelka. Opening for business May 2001, AES has built a loyal following of REALTORS, builders, contractors, homeowners, attorneys, and a variety of agencies seeking information in structural design, analysis, construction and investigations, AES project include (foundations and frames), encompass the residential and commercial environments and utilize steel, concrete, masonry, and wood construction methods.
Koudelka and her two partners, Robert (Bob) Condit and James (Jim) B. Jones, have united two critical areas of building engineering into one company. "Engineering actually has two separate specialties: forensic and structural. Forensic, my specialization, primarily deals with the investigation as to why buildings and foundations develop cracks and other structural problems. Structural design is Jim’s expert area focusing primarily on new residential construction and design. Bob is our General Manager keeping us focused and growing,” notes Koudelka. AES has 10 full-time employees including C. Randal French and Chris Scow, Engineering Specialists; Curtis Hartings, Engineering Technician; Shannon Casey, Administrative Assistant; and Martin Hernandez, Field Inspector."
The AES website at www.aes-tx.com offers a detailed overview of the company’s services. “We are available for consultation on properties. Our fees are based on the structure’s square footage. We work very closely with our clients, as this is an extremely intensive process. The entire structure is reviewed for a forensic report. We then provide a sealed engineer’s report with floor elevations, detailed specifications and pier layouts that can be submitted to contractors for bids on foundation repairs,” noted Koudelka.
While Koudelka works with pre-existing structures, Jones specializes in the foundation design with a focus on new home construction, helping builders and contractors construct more cost-effective products. Working literally from floor to ceiling, the idea is to design and certify a home or building from the foundation to the roof of the structure, bottom to top.
AES is located at 11929 Starcrest in San Antonio. REALTORS and builders can contact Koudelka and staff at 210-572-9340 or toll free at 888-318-0653. The weather extremes in recent months are expected to bring the unexpected to many South Texas home foundations. AES is positioned to assist REALTORS with listings before problems are discovered or with buyers who are not quite comfortable with a potential dream home.
With over 65 years of combined experience; the founders of Advanced Engineering Solutions (AES) can offer South Texas REALTORS and Builders more than just an expert opinion on structural building integrity. “We wanted to develop a company that would provide quality service, an understanding the needs of real estate professionals and system to provide detailed information regarding a specific issue. We have been very pleased with the response to our service and look forward to a long relationship with REALTORS and other real estate professionals here in San Antonio,” shares AES president Tana M. Koudelka. Opening for business May 2001, AES has built a loyal following of REALTORS, builders, contractors, homeowners, attorneys, and a variety of agencies seeking information in structural design, analysis, construction and investigations, AES project include (foundations and frames), encompass the residential and commercial environments and utilize steel, concrete, masonry, and wood construction methods.
Koudelka and her two partners, Robert (Bob) Condit and James (Jim) B. Jones, have united two critical areas of building engineering into one company. "Engineering actually has two separate specialties: forensic and structural. Forensic, my specialization, primarily deals with the investigation as to why buildings and foundations develop cracks and other structural problems. Structural design is Jim’s expert area focusing primarily on new residential construction and design. Bob is our General Manager keeping us focused and growing,” notes Koudelka. AES has 10 full-time employees including C. Randal French and Chris Scow, Engineering Specialists; Curtis Hartings, Engineering Technician; Shannon Casey, Administrative Assistant; and Martin Hernandez, Field Inspector."
The AES website at www.aes-tx.com offers a detailed overview of the company’s services. “We are available for consultation on properties. Our fees are based on the structure’s square footage. We work very closely with our clients, as this is an extremely intensive process. The entire structure is reviewed for a forensic report. We then provide a sealed engineer’s report with floor elevations, detailed specifications and pier layouts that can be submitted to contractors for bids on foundation repairs,” noted Koudelka.
While Koudelka works with pre-existing structures, Jones specializes in the foundation design with a focus on new home construction, helping builders and contractors construct more cost-effective products. Working literally from floor to ceiling, the idea is to design and certify a home or building from the foundation to the roof of the structure, bottom to top.
AES is located at 11929 Starcrest in San Antonio. REALTORS and builders can contact Koudelka and staff at 210-572-9340 or toll free at 888-318-0653. The weather extremes in recent months are expected to bring the unexpected to many South Texas home foundations. AES is positioned to assist REALTORS with listings before problems are discovered or with buyers who are not quite comfortable with a potential dream home.