So when you have a roof that leaks or crumbling walls, it's not always just Mother Nature's fault. More often than not, these problems also involve the materials used along with the methods of construction. And defining the root causes behind the problems-along with the right solutions-requires a blend of expertise you won't find from a remodeler or regular roofing company.
You need a specialist. Tom Hamilton, AIA, RRC, NCARB is a registered architect and a Registered Roof Consultant, with nationally recognized credentials. With more than 45 years of experience helping companies, institutions and homeowners with their most complex and frustrating roof and wall problems, he's an expert in issues surrounding the building envelope.
Working as an independent consultant, he uses his proprietary systems to provide accurate, objective information and clear communication to help resolve building envelope performance issues. Even better, his experience also allows him to specify exactly what you need to remedy your situation, for buildings that can withstand the elements for years to come.
You need a specialist. Tom Hamilton, AIA, RRC, NCARB is a registered architect and a Registered Roof Consultant, with nationally recognized credentials. With more than 45 years of experience helping companies, institutions and homeowners with their most complex and frustrating roof and wall problems, he's an expert in issues surrounding the building envelope.
Working as an independent consultant, he uses his proprietary systems to provide accurate, objective information and clear communication to help resolve building envelope performance issues. Even better, his experience also allows him to specify exactly what you need to remedy your situation, for buildings that can withstand the elements for years to come.
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Tom Hamilton is a registered architect in New York State and is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).
He's also a Registered Roof Consultant with the national Roof Consultants Institute.
With more than 45 years of experience helping companies and homeowners with their most complex and frustrating roof and wall problems, he's an expert in issues surrounding the building envelope.
Tom's combined background and experience in architecture, roofing and construction enable him to provide a wide range of expertise and value-added services to his clients.
He's also a Registered Roof Consultant with the national Roof Consultants Institute.
With more than 45 years of experience helping companies and homeowners with their most complex and frustrating roof and wall problems, he's an expert in issues surrounding the building envelope.
Tom's combined background and experience in architecture, roofing and construction enable him to provide a wide range of expertise and value-added services to his clients.
With his unique background and extensive 45+ years of experience working with all types of buildings, Tom Hamilton is the specialist that building owners, insurance adjustors and attorneys call when they need the facts.
Not only is Tom a registered architect in New York State, he also holds a certificate from the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).
This provides him with reciprocal architecture license recognition in all states and a number of international jurisdictions.
Not only is Tom a registered architect in New York State, he also holds a certificate from the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).
This provides him with reciprocal architecture license recognition in all states and a number of international jurisdictions.
When insurance adjustors need more information for a claim, they turn to a roof and wall expert who doesn't adjust the facts.
There could a sudden, weather-related incident or long-term damage that defies previous solutions for a commercial building.
Either way, an insurance claim is in the picture.
And while there may be obvious reasons for leakage or the failure of a building's structure, there are often other reasons that aren't readily apparent but are just as important.
These can range from deficient materials, to the wrong types of materials installed, to incorrect building methods or even failure to follow architectural plans.
There could a sudden, weather-related incident or long-term damage that defies previous solutions for a commercial building.
Either way, an insurance claim is in the picture.
And while there may be obvious reasons for leakage or the failure of a building's structure, there are often other reasons that aren't readily apparent but are just as important.
These can range from deficient materials, to the wrong types of materials installed, to incorrect building methods or even failure to follow architectural plans.
Conflicts over commercial building structures may be a fact of life, but it helps to have an expert who simply reports the facts.
New commercial buildings often come with their own set of issues that can lead to disputes.
This, in part, is because building contractors are pressed for time and the right workers to get the job done.
They may also not be fully informed of building codes and what types of materials are best suited to particular building designs and specific structures.
This means that even when an architect is still involved when construction begins, the process often doesn't go as planned.
New commercial buildings often come with their own set of issues that can lead to disputes.
This, in part, is because building contractors are pressed for time and the right workers to get the job done.
They may also not be fully informed of building codes and what types of materials are best suited to particular building designs and specific structures.
This means that even when an architect is still involved when construction begins, the process often doesn't go as planned.
For help in solving serious roofing and wall issues, you need an expert who understands housing from the ground up.
Whether you've experienced serious damage to your home and need support for your insurance claims, or you're having performance issues with your newly constructed home and need to know who's at fault, it can be difficult to determine the true causes-and what to do next.
What you need is an experienced and objective expert to deliver the facts.
Tom Hamilton, AIA, RRC, is a registered architect in New York State and a Registered Roof Consultant with the Roof Consultants Institute.
Whether you've experienced serious damage to your home and need support for your insurance claims, or you're having performance issues with your newly constructed home and need to know who's at fault, it can be difficult to determine the true causes-and what to do next.
What you need is an experienced and objective expert to deliver the facts.
Tom Hamilton, AIA, RRC, is a registered architect in New York State and a Registered Roof Consultant with the Roof Consultants Institute.
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