FAQs

General FAQs

What does Morabito Consultants do?

Morabito Consultants provides structural engineering, forensic engineering, remediation, facade/waterproofing/roofing consulting, parking consulting, and inspection services for new and existing structures.

We provide structural and building remediation engineering services for virtually any type of building structure. Single and multifamily housing, mixed-use developments, parking garages, schools, healthcare facilities, office buildings, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, distribution centers, and renovations of existing structures.

Our headquarters is in Sparks, Maryland, with an additional office in Deerfield Beach, Florida.

Morabito Consultants was established in 1983 and has over 40 years of structural engineering experience.

Structural Engineering FAQs

When should I hire a structural engineer?

You should engage a structural engineer when planning a new building, renovating an existing structure, removing load-bearing elements, evaluating structural concerns, or investigating cracks, settlement, or deterioration.

Yes. We routinely assess existing structures to determine their condition, load-carrying capacity, and suitability for renovation, expansion, or adaptive reuse.

Absolutely. We regularly collaborate with architects, developers, contractors, owners, and property managers throughout design and construction.

Yes. Our team works with project stakeholders to develop efficient structural systems that balance performance, constructability, and budget.

Building Evaluation & Inspection FAQs

I noticed cracks in my building. Should I be concerned?

Not all cracks indicate structural problems, but some may warrant further investigation. A structural evaluation can help determine the cause and whether repairs are necessary.

Yes. We provide inspections for commercial, residential, institutional, and industrial structures, including condition assessments and repair recommendations.

Yes, we have three (3) FL licensed Special Inspectors (SI) and provide special inspection services in both Florida and Maryland area

Yes, we have experience performing reserve studies for condominiums and commercial buildings. We perform Structural Integrity Reserve Studies (SIRS) in the state of Florida

We can evaluate structures affected by deterioration, impact damage, weather events, water intrusion, or other concerns and provide recommendations for repair or continued use.

Yes. Our forensic engineering professionals can assist with investigations, litigation support, and expert testimony when required.

Project & Client FAQs

How do I request a proposal?

Contact our office through the website, email, or phone. We’ll discuss your project goals and provide a tailored proposal.

Typical information includes project location, scope of work, available drawings, photographs, schedules, and any known concerns or objectives.

The earlier, the better. Early involvement often leads to more efficient designs, fewer surprises during construction, and better budget control.

Our team is licensed in AL, CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, IN, LA, MA, MD, MI, NC, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA, & WV. Please contact us regarding specific project locations. We are always willing to add licensure in new states to meet project demands.

Developer / Architect Focused FAQs

What construction materials do you design with?

We routinely design structures using structural steel, reinforced concrete, masonry, wood framing, cold-formed steel, and hybrid systems.

Yes. We utilize BIM technology along with cutting-edge structural analysis and design software to prepare construction documents.

Yes. We provide submittal reviews, responses to RFIs, site observations, and construction-phase support throughout the project. Construction Administration services can be negotiated during our contract preparation phase.

Yes. We support projects in multiple states and can discuss licensing requirements for your specific location.

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