Validated Structural Integrity for High-Value Real Estate Investments and Foundation Repairs

Ella Webber (00:00) Mathew at RSH Engineering is best in this line of business. As a qualified engineer and a PE, he brings a lot to the table. So, one thing I can tell you about Mathew is that when he tells you something, you can go to the bank with it. reputable, trustworthy, a good guy. I highly recommend RSH and Mathew for any of your future engineering construction needs. Hi, my name is Sukhu George. I'm from Denton, Texas. I'm an entrepreneur. some real estate investments, commercial and residential. Also, I'm the CEO of Aspen Healthcare, which is a healthcare company. The need for an engineer came about 12 years ago when I bought my first rental property. It had some foundation issues, and I dealt with some shady people. You know, the work that they did, it was not up to par. And that's when I came in touch with Mathew, who's a PE, a Professional Engineer. When he came in and he gave me a full analysis of what the property needed and what the type of work it needed to get it up to the city code. Mathew came in and, you know, he did everything, the engineering side to the actual fixing of the foundation. Obviously the cost is the factor but you know when you're talking about an investment of two - three hundred thousand dollars, it's worth to spend that money to make sure that the job is done correctly the first time. The last thing you want to do is go back and try to fix a foundation Issue where it wasn't done properly the first time, so... The #1 benefit is first of all, when a PE stamps the approval before and after fixing it, it changes the perspective of when you're trying to sell the property or even renting it out. The customers, the buyer or the tenant, they'd like to see the foundation issue's been fixed properly and then signed off by a professional engineer. Mathew, you know, he gave me the confidence right when I'm investing half a million dollars into a property I want to make sure that, you know, I can sleep at night, and Mathew told me, "Hey, these are the things that needs to get fixed," So as least I know what I'm getting into Before me having to personally spend any money. The engineer, they bring a different perspective. Mathew is very analytical. Most of the home inspectors, they eyeball the project. They kind of give you a guesstimate. With Mathew, I feel like it's more The thing that I thought I was gonna get was a home inspection but in all reality, after my house was closed, I got a new friend in the real estate business. So now when I have any questions or run ideas by or even my new purchases, Mathew's always there to evaluate it and #2 - You know, Mathew, he's a trustworthy guy and I'm glad to call him my friend. If on the fence about hiring a reputable engineering firm to analyze your investment, I would definitely say you should do it. The small percentage of investment you're making into the couple hundred want to be what you're getting into, especially foundation issues or any other things that can possibly go wrong with the real estate.