1. Advanced Engineering Consultants

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    Tampa, FL

    Advanced Engineering Consultants

    4.0 (1 review)
    Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Structural engineering project consultation

    Structural certification

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    Beryl Project Engineering - Home Inspections

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    Anthony Miceli of Beryl Project Engineering did a full home and wind mitigation inspection report…read moreon a house for me in the Tampa Bay, FL area on Sept 1, 2016. He was there for about 3 hours and checked everything from the roof, attic, wiring, plumbing, furnace, AC unit, insulation, outlets, walls, doors, windows, and everything else from top to bottom of the house. After he completed the inspection he gave me a full detailed report with photos of any area that may need to be addressed as far as repairs. Every house, even newly built, will have a few minor issues, which are inconsequential, as it's the major items that you need to worry about. For example, replacing a $2 wall outlet is easier and less cost than replacing a leaking defective roof, haha. Anthony also did a full wind mitigation inspection and report on the property too. The home inspection was about 40 pages long and the wind report was 12 pages long. They are very detailed in their reports and let you know exactly what the issue is, and how serious it is as they find them. Documenting them in detailed notes and photographs both. Many of these minor items may have been this way for years and the current owners did now even notice them, as they may not have affected anything great enough to be noticed. But a qualified home inspector will find these and point them out. They even point out things as simple as needing a smoke detector in a bedroom. Anthony did an excellent job on his inspection report, was very thorough, and professional.He was able to do the inspection in a timely manner from the day I called Beryl to get it set up, and he had the report emailed to me within 24 hours of completing the inspection. I am very happy with the job they provided. They also have a monthly email list you can be added to if you wish, where they give you home tips on how to keep your house in top shape and the most energy efficient.

    Beryl Engineering My…read moreexperience with Beryl Engineering involved two inspections of the same sliding-glass-door installation at my home. Beryl's April 2025 report documented significant concerns, including excessive caulking, improper flashing, drainage issues, moisture-related conditions, and a recommendation that the sliding glass door be removed and properly reinstalled. In January 2026, Beryl issued a follow-up report stating that the door had been fully replaced, that prior installation deficiencies were no longer observed, and that no active moisture intrusion or elevated readings were present. I dispute the factual basis for the statement that a completely new door assembly had been installed. I have requested documentation showing what Beryl relied on to verify replacement, including work orders, delivery records, product identification, serial numbers, contractor records, field notes, measurements, photographs, and testing documentation. My concern is not simply that the later opinion differed from the earlier one. It is that the substantial change in conclusions was not clearly reconciled with the earlier findings or supported by documentation I have been provided. For anyone retaining an engineering firm for a construction-defect or water-intrusion issue, I would recommend obtaining the complete inspection file, testing methodology, photographs, measurements, assumptions, and factual basis for all material conclusions.

    Advanced Engineering Consultants - structuralengineers - Updated October 2026

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