Mr. Koehler brings diverse education, training, and professional experience to our team, and this acts as the basis of his extensive expertise in civil, structural, and mining failure investigations. During his career, he has investigated nearly a thousand property losses related to improper construction and design, adverse weather conditions, and building maintenance issues.

• Weight of Ice & Snow
• Soil Movement
• Sub-zero Temperatures
• Hail, Fire, & Water Damage
• Impact & Wind Damage
• Plumbing & Piping Systems
• Natural & Engineered Flooring
• Heating Systems
• Roofing Materials
• Building Envelope Components
• Exterior Cladding
• Waterproofing
• Windows & Doors

Mr. Koehler has spent 6 years in production-oriented engineering, 12 years in research and consulting, and 8 years in civil and structural engineering forensics. Additionally, he has 6 years of hands-on experience as a carpenter and construction manager, which lends him an even greater understanding of the intricacies of construction and design.

Mr. Koehler has also performed a pre-sale structural and building envelope due diligence of a 110-million-dollar commercial property in Denver, the completion of a 600-thousand-dollar modification of an existing reservoir, and the construction of a new pump station for domestic irrigation at a 750-home Colorado community, and the restoration of a 130-year-old historic log church in Southwestern Montana.

He also has extensive experience with the identification of construction and maintenance problems in multi-family dwellings and the design of remedial measures for those problems.