Mr. Tyler Renz holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from the University of New Hampshire. He is a registered professional engineer in multiple states with experience in building condition assessment, structural engineering, site civil engineering, forensic engineering, construction administration, and project management.

As a practicing licensed professional engineer, Mr. Renz has experience in the design and construction of new and existing building systems, including structural; site civil; mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP); building envelope; and architectural components. He has experience in the private, commercial, municipal, and federal sectors performing design, cost estimating, and construction administration. Mr. Renz performs a diverse range of inspections and cause and origin analyses at EFI, including but not limited to storm-related damage, moisture damage, structural damage, construction defects and accidents, design defects, and code compliance violations.

Mr. Renz’s expertise includes:

Moisture Damage:

• Moisture mapping and damage assessments.
• Moisture intrusion cause and origin investigations.
• Evaluation of moisture intrusion, wind damage, ice damming, and mechanical damage to concrete tile, clay tile, EPDM, TPO, Mod-Bit, and asphalt shingle roofs.
• Pipe freeze and pipe burst cause, origin, and extent of resulting damage assessments.
• Building envelope assessments with cause and origin evaluations of reported suspected fungal growth.
• Construction defect matters with moisture damage resulting from design, installation, and/or material deficiencies.
• Assessment of freeze/thaw damage to building components and infrastructure.
• Building envelope evaluations.

Fire Damage:

• Evaluation of fire-damaged structures.
• Chimney condition assessments to determine the cause and origin of structural and flue damage.

Structural Evaluations:

• Evaluations of damage from tree strikes.
• Assessments of damage resulting from vehicular strikes.
• Evaluation of damage to coastal infrastructure.
• Cause and origin inspections of conventional and heavy-timber wood framing systems.
• Structural failure evaluations.
• Evaluation of concrete and masonry foundation systems.
• Assessment of damage to masonry structures.
• Construction vibration damage.
• Assessments of damage to structures resulting from jacking during construction/renovation.
• Structural code compliance reviews.
• Post seismic event assessments.

General Property:

• Evaluation of tile floor defects.
• Cause and origin assessment of damage to historic structures.
• Flood damage assessments.
• Building envelope and ventilation evaluations.

Catastrophe:

Structural, roof, moisture, and property damage assessments following

Bachelor of Science, Civil Engineering, University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire, 2015

Professional Engineer (Additional states available upon application):
Alabama, 51842
Connecticut, 36287
Florida, 95708
Louisiana, 47224
Maine, 17763
Massachusetts, 57729
New Hampshire, 17270
North Carolina, 59617
Rhode Island, 14556
South Carolina, 43495
Vermont, 135390

National Engineering Registration, NCEES, 20-249-40
FAA Part 107 Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Remote Pilot Certification