By Brandon Bealmear, P.E., FMPC, Fenestrations Practice Leader, Forensic Engineer Windows are a barrier system infilled within openings in the wall of a building. Inherently, windows are exposed to contrasting environments on
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By Amber Prom, P.E., Director of Curriculum, Forensic Engineer Identifying the cause
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SPONTANEOUS GLASS BREAKAGE by Brandon D. Bealmear, P.E., FMPC (Fenestration Master) Glass breakage can be caused by a multitude of sources and most commonly
Haag Publishes “Testing of Impact Resistant Asphalt Shingles” in IIBEC Interface Magazine
Engineer Chris Bright, P.E., is in Nashville, Tennessee, taking assignments now!
How GIS Can Help the Insurance Industry When Severe Weather Occurs by Marcie Deffenbaugh, Haag Technical Services On the evening of October 20, 2019,
Testing Application Standard (TAS) No. 106 – Its Importance and Intended Use In this month’s blog post, we at Haag Engineering Co. (Haag) talk
Welcome Andrew Lynch (Houston), Dwight Steward (Chicago), & Greg Hanchar (Atlanta), and Welcome Back Scott Morrison (Dallas)
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