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A big shoutout to Nathan Taylor, CSI, CDT with DTR Consulting Services, Inc., for his fantastic presentation at the IIBEC So Cal Chapter event last week. A huge thank you to IIBEC So Cal Chapter and Missy McLain for hosting such a great event—it’s always great to connect, share insights, and elevate the conversation in our industry. Looking forward to more opportunities like this! #IIBEC #BuildingExcellence #DTRConsulting

DTR is proud to be a consultant within NBBJ's design team to bring another beautiful high-rise project to downtown Sacramento.

When Curtain Walls Fly...

At DTR Consulting Services, Inc., we recognize and celebrate the incredible contributions of women in the construction and design industry. From architects and engineers to project managers and tradeswomen, these professionals shape the built environment with innovation, resilience, and expertise. This week, we honor the trailblazers who continue to break barriers and inspire future generations. Join us in recognizing the dedication and talent of women in construction! Tag a woman in the industry who inspires you! #WomenInConstructionWeek #DTR #BreakingBarriers #BuildingTheFuture

Who's ready for brighter days ahead? It's time to 'spring forward' welcome longer sunny evenings, and warmer months to come!  Daylight Saving Time begins this weekend, on Sunday, March 9th, 2025, so don't forget to set your manual clocks ahead one hour (officially @2am). Let's make the most of the extra sunshine. Remember, DTR is here for you rain or shine!  #DTRConsulting #BuildingEnclosure #BuildingScience #Forensics

At DTR Consulting Services, Inc., we love getting technical—and it doesn’t get more technical than math! Understanding building codes and the precise calculations required for roofing wind speeds is crucial for designing safe and effective roof systems. Fortunately, roof system manufacturers can assist with these calculations for specific project locations. Recently, the DTR team had the pleasure of hosting a Lunch & Learn with Alexis Deadwiley and Donovan Hoff of Sierra Coast Products, Inc., diving into the details of roofing wind speed requirements and the technical considerations that come with them. A big thank you to Alexis and Donovan for sharing their expertise and helping our team stay ahead of the curve! #DTR #RoofingDesign #WindSpeedCalculations #BuildingCodes #buildingscienceguys #dtrconsulting #ContinuousLearning #buildingscience #enclosurespecialist 

DTR offices will be closed this MLK Day. MLK Reminded Us: What are you doing for others? A timeless call to serve and uplift others.

Curtain wall testing … the technical side of building performance… can still be art! I’ve had some amazing experiences testing systems like this, great installers, stellar testing teams… and some epic failures! Testing is important but so is the team that make these systems a functioning reality! #buildingscape #curtainwall #windowtesting #buildingscience

Awesome Conference. It was good to see so many colleagues in the industry at the IIBEC So Cal Chapter - 2025 Hawaii Winter Workshop. A Big thanks to Missy, Erika and the rest of the SoCal Chapter Events Committee #IIBECSoCalChapter

Join us and the IIBEC So Cal Chapter for an insightful presentation by Nathan Taylor, CSI, CDT from DTR Consulting Services, Inc. as he presents: "Peeling Back the Onion". Nathan will dive into the hidden impacts of weather and the elements on buildings, revealing the layers of damage and strategies for addressing them. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the industry, this is a presentation you won’t want to miss! Register at: https://lnkd.in/gazUb47x It will also allow you to meet and congratulate this year's newly elected IIBEC Southern California Chapter President, Missy McLain! IIBEC So Cal Chapter The IIBEC So Cal Chapter invites you to our first 2025 Technical Meeting. Peeling Back the Onion - Presented by Nathan Taylor, CSI, CDT of DTR Consulting Services. This presentation is an in-depth dive into a leak investigation at a high school Industrial Arts and Horticulture Building that snowballed into a remedial architecture project and escalated further with discoveries that raised structural red flags and expanded the original scope of work. While investigating water damage, additional nonconforming conditions were uncovered and additional areas had to be opened, revealing even more questionable building practices. In the end, the structure of the south façade was replaced, as well as 1/3 of the roof structure, and the entire building was “re-skinned”. Due to the nature of the failures, this project also became a litigation case. This presentation is presented as a Case Study that covers the timeline of the project from the initial investigation, the layers of additional discoveries, the remedial design, and the construction process while briefly covering the litigation that followed. Throughout the timeline, each layer of the onion is pulled back for discussion, as well as to inform attendees of how each of those issues was overcome. TECHNICAL DINNER MEETING - Peeling Back The Onion socaliibec.org