<p>Um, why is there a pod about attic ventilation? How does that apply to a podcast about structural things?</p><p>Well, it&#39;s because I was hired to come out and explain to a client why the crack in their ceiling was or was not a structural problem. Turns out it wasn&#39;t, and the crack was simply a ventilation problem. At least this time.</p>

Traveling Engineer 13 Saving the 1958 home - and making a bundle

Garth Haslem is a structural engineer, licensed in Utah. He has performed structural inspections since 1993. Garth is the structural engineer that will go out to homes, identify problems and then provide solutions. He does settling foundations, cracked walls, sagging beams &amp; headers, damaged structural columns, manufactured homes, damaged rafters, and the list keeps going. He also consults on homes that have been damaged by fire, flood, wind, earthquakes and even explosions. Purchase consults? We do that. Putting a walkout door in your basement? Need a lintel? Yeah we do that. Need structural piers? Maybe you do, and maybe you don&#39;t. Let&#39;s talk.