MESKEL & ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING

Private Provider and Third-Party Services

WE ARE AN INTEGRAL PART OF YOUR PROJECT TEAM

MAE’s primary focus is to ensure your project satisfies the intent of the jurisdictional requirements and complies with the Florida Building Code while saving our clients time and money. Leveraging our local knowledge within Northeast and Central Florida, we are able to reduce time and costs associated with the logistical challenges within the various municipalities. Our passion for excellence focuses us on providing quality and personalized service to contribute to your success.

Trust our team of Building Officials, Multi-licensed Inspectors, Plans Reviewers, and Technical staff to facilitate your commercial, residential, and institutional projects of any size.

PRIVATE PROVIDER SERVICES PROVIDED

THIRD PARTY INSPECTIONS

Josh

Meskel & Associates Technical Lead

Josh Richmond

Josh has 26 years of experience as a manager and licensed building inspector with experience in construction materials testing. He holds multiple inspector licenses and is a residential plan reviewer in the state of Florida. He also holds multiple CTQP accreditations and has single family residential, commercial and multi-family project experience.

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Today, on Flag Day, let's remember the unity and strength our flag represents. It's a reminder that despite our differences, we are all united under one nation. Wishing everyone a meaningful Flag Day! 

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Geotechnical engineering is an ancient science. Examples of early geotechnical engineering and slope erosion control can be found as far back as 2000 BC, when ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt started employing construction practices to irrigate crops, create dams and dykes and even dig canals. You could argue that we owe the history of civilization to early geotechnical engineers!
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Trivia Tuesday Question ...
will you get the answer (without googling it)??

Situated on the banks of the Red Sea, the 436-ft structure known as "Jeddah Light" is often cited as the tallest of what type of structure, despite the fact its primary purpose is as an observation tower?