Evan Williams, CPCU

Establish a scope of work, price, and period of restoration for a severely fire-damaged elementary school. Over 50% of the building sustained catastrophic damage (Project totaling $8 million).

Provided valuation, reconstruction, and estimation consultation of a water treatment and distribution systems severely damaged by a tornado. Systems included wastewater treatment, raw water treatment, water towers, and pump stations (Project totaling $11 million).

Lead a team of consultants on a 195-location mixed residential complex to evaluate wind related damages to hospitals, a golf course, restaurants, single family dwellings, low-, mid-, and high-rise apartments, common areas, and a central chiller distribution facility. (Project totaling $62+ million).

Consulted on mitigation, temporary repair and restorations efforts of the 1.1 million sq. ft. shopping mall consisting of 4 anchor locations, 60+ individual shops, restaurants and common areas. (Project Totaling $25 million).

Lead a team of consultants to inspect and establish a scope of work, price, and period of restoration for a severely fire-damaged middle school. Over 75% of the building sustained catastrophic damage to the roof, block structure, brick veneer, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and finishes. (Project totaling $13.5 million).

Consulted on severe fire, smoke, and water damage to a tortilla chip manufacturing facility with multiple structures. (Project totaling $5.5 million).

Consulted on fire, smoke, and water damage to five structures totaling 166,750 SQFT at the oldest youth detention center in the United States.

Lead a team of consultants on a 20 Story high rise condo association complex to evaluate and estimate repairs to residential spaces, common areas, and the building exterior. (Project totaling $7.5 million).

Consulted on fire and water damage to 120-year-old structure that had undergone multiple remodels throughout the building’s life. Worked with the State Fire Marshall, City Building inspector and local contractors to ensure compliance with State and Local regulations. (Project totaling $9 million).