Allouez is one of the Green Bay area’s most established communities, with tree-lined streets and homes that have stood for generations. Curva Consultants, LLC provides structural engineering services in Allouez, WI from our Green Bay office at 2701 Larsen Road, minutes away. Older homes are worth preserving and improving — and they deserve structural work that respects how they were built.
Structural Engineering Services in Allouez
- Structural assessments of older homes and proposed modifications
- Additions and remodels — wall removals, second stories, porches, garages
- Foundation evaluations
- Historic building preservation
- One- and two-family dwelling design for renovation and new construction
- Commercial buildings and tenant spaces
- Structural drawings and calculations for permitting
Older Homes, Different Rules
Homes built fifty or a hundred years ago follow different logic than modern construction: dimensional lumber that does not match today’s sizes, balloon framing, stone or early-concrete foundations, and decades of modifications by previous owners. Opening up a floor plan or adding onto a home like this starts with understanding what is actually holding it up. We assess the existing structure first, then design changes that work with the house instead of against it — with the stamped drawings your permit requires.
Who We Work With
Homeowners, remodeling contractors, and architects across Allouez — plus owners of commercial and institutional buildings along the corridor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to remove a wall in an older home?
Often yes, once an engineer confirms what the wall carries and designs the replacement beam and support path. Older homes are less predictable than modern ones, which makes the assessment step more important.
Can you evaluate a sagging floor or cracked foundation?
Yes. We assess the cause and severity, then recommend and design the appropriate repair.
How do I get started?
Call 866-455-0155 or use our contact form.
Also Serving Nearby Communities
We also serve De Pere, downtown Green Bay, and Green Bay’s east side.