Don Gillie, PE, SE, Joins American Structurepoint’s Ohio Investigative Group
Columbus, OH, April 27, 2020 —American Structurepoint is pleased to announce that Don Gillie, PE, SE, will join our Ohio Investigative team as of May 4 to meet the needs of clients throughout Ohio.
Don brings several years of forensic and structural engineering experience with American Structurepoint in Indiana to the Ohio market. He has conducted thousands of forensic engineering investigations throughout his 13-year career.
Don’s expertise includes the following:
- Property condition and capital needs assessments
- ADA compliance assessments
- Structural damage assessments and repair design
- Hail and wind damage investigations
- Roof investigations
- Construction observations
- Water damage and microbial growth investigations
Don’s expertise will provide clients critical information about any structure, its systems, and its components to help them understand how these conditions will impact their bottom line. Above all else, Don is poised to deliver for American Structurepoint clients.
“I excel at identifying potential risks on a building’ systems and components that could cost clients money. A structure is loved and admired when it is new, but accidents and maintenance issues can cause problems down the road. I can tell clients what went wrong and how to fix it,” Gillie said.
About American Structurepoint
Since opening our doors in 1966, clients have trusted American Structurepoint to consistently and efficiently deliver the highest quality technical services and to provide clear and comprehensive answers to their most difficult questions. With 500 professionals in-house across multiple disciplines, our team of talented and seasoned professional engineers, architects, fire investigators, roofing consultants, and building enclosure specialists provide industry-leading expertise to the most challenging and time-sensitive claims.
Media Contact:
Rosemarie Kelly
317.547.5580rkelley@structurepoint.com
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