A Cast of Falcons

Andrew Amorosi, P.E., R.S. (Principal)

Mr. Amorosi is the managing principal for engineering design and production for the firm's civil engineering design projects. Included are residential subdivision lot layout, street and roadway design, including horizontal and vertical geometry, stormwater management, drainage, grading and wastewater sewer design. Mr. Amorosi is also responsible for the preparation of plans and specifications for the implementation of roadway construction, sanitary sewer and drainage improvements. Related areas of work include preparation of applications to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection for Stream Encroachment Permits, Wetland Permits, and Sanitary Disposal Permits, Municipal and County Planning Boards, and Soils Conservation Service Offices. Mr. Amorosi has extensive experience in 3rd party plan and specification review.

Mr. Amorosi has extensive experience in site feasibility analyses for land development as well as below grade water infiltration detection, waterproofing designs and foundation reconstruction.

Mr. Amorosi maintains the chief responsibility for the inspection and observation of all site-related construction for multi-family developments, including the preparation of estimates for bonding and final inspection and release of sureties posted by the Developer.

Mr. Amorosi conducts the analysis of numerous site construction problems, roadway reconstruction projects and the preparation of design documents for correction of these problems, the preparation of design documents and specifications for the replacement of retaining walls, detention basins, decks/balconies, and the analysis and design of remedial construction measures for foundation-related problems, including water infiltration and foundation failures. Remedial measures have ranged from reinforcing existing foundations and installation of waterproofing measures, to complete removal and replacement of existing foundations walls.

Mr. Amorosi is also the managing principal for the preparation of Capital Reserve Studies and Transition or Engineering Reports for Community Associations and has achieved the CAI National Professional Designation as a Reserve Specialist (R.S.).

Other Community Association related projects have included analysis and development of corrective measures for failing stormwater and sanitary sewer systems, and other site design defects. Mr. Amorosi sustains a high involvement in the evaluation of Community Association common elements to determine the feasibility of replacement or repairs.

Mr. Amorosi is a NJCAI certified mediator.

Anthony Volpe, P.E. (Principal)

Anthony Volpe is responsible for managing capital improvement projects for community associations, property owners and professional property managers, water infiltration diagnostics, analysis of structural components and preparation of design documents. Mr. Volpe's duties include comprehensive involvement in various reconstruction projects commencing with initial site/building inspections followed by preparation of construction specifications and construction oversight. Mr. Volpe works with clients throughout the course of the project to achieve the highest possible results.

Mr. Volpe's experience in building construction and structural design enables him to recognize existing and potential deficiencies with an array of residential and commercial structures. He has particular experience in identifying deficiencies with the building envelope, those allowing the infiltration of water leading to potential structural failures. Mr. Volpe has successfully managed several significant roofing, concrete restoration and exterior cladding remediation and replacement projects, ensuring the proper use of materials and methods of installation to protect the structural components of the building.

Mr. Volpe plays a key role with the transition engineering process and reserve studies for new community associations. His design experience enables him to identify code violations and/or deficient construction, which may be of future liability to the client.

Mr. Volpe is also involved with many building construction-related aspects pertaining to single and multi-family buildings. His strong knowledge of engineering disciplines enables him to be a leader in the firm in developing project manuals and specifications for various remediation and design projects.

In addition to project management, Mr. Volpe is also responsible for performing structural analysis for the design of reinforced concrete, steel and timber structures. He is involved with performing engineering evaluations and developing engineering reports to assist clients with preparing for future projects.

Mr. Volpe's experience and proven knowledge pertaining to façade inspections, building structures, roofing and parking structures has earned him partnership with the company.

Mr. Volpe frequently attends continuing education courses to keep informed with emerging code requirements, design practices, and product development. Recently completed courses involved topics in building facades, structural condition assessments, concrete repairs, structural welding and low-slope roofing, prepared by the International Concrete Repair Institute (ICRI), American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), American Concrete Institute (ACI) and Built-Up Roofing Systems Institute (BURSI).

William J Pyznar, P.E. (Principal)

Mr. Pyznar is the managing principal for Engineering Design and Project Management for the firm's building-related work, in addition to overseeing the daily operations of the firm. Included in his responsibilities are inspections and analysis of building components and structures, preparation of testing requirements and procedures and the preparation of condition reports. Mr. Pyznar's experience is in both residential and commercial construction, including low, mid and high-rise structures.

Specifically, Mr. Pyznar has extensive experience in building water infiltration detection and waterproofing designs, building ventilation issues, low slope and steep slope roofing designs, facade repair and replacement designs, fire separation requirements, sound attenuation and insulation requirements. Mr. Pyznar is also responsible for the analysis and remedial design of structural failures and deficiencies in frame construction, parking garages and masonry construction buildings. Mr. Pyznar is an expert in the building envelope, including aspects of roofing, building façade issues and coverings including veneer walls and attachments, Exterior Insulation and Finish systems (EIFS), and traditional siding and stucco systems.

For private clients, Mr. Pyznar is responsible for our Fast Track Project Remediation Service for those that have suffered catastrophic losses from flood, fire or other disasters. Heading the team, Mr. Pyznar works with the owners, management and local authorities to provide time efficient remedies to each situation.

Mr. Pyznar works closely at integrating the firm's energy-related projects concerning building design, and implements an overall holistic approach to building upgrades, improvements and energy efficiency projects.

Mr. Pyznar has extensive involvement in investigation and the preparation of documentation in support of claims and litigation related to construction defects and deficiencies including providing professional testimony; he has also assisted numerous clients on the successful pursuit of material failure claims.

Mr. Pyznar's additional responsibilities include; design of plans and specifications of reinforced concrete structures, including retaining walls, slabs balconies and footings; development of plans and specifications of timber structures, including remedial modifications to both multi-family and common facilities; preparation of plans and specifications for mechanical support systems and masonry support structures.

David Chesky, P.R.A., R.S. (Executive Vice President)

David Chesky's primary functions revolve around the scheduling, organization, documentation, inspection and procurement of the firm's engineering projects. He is responsible for assuring all projects are scheduled in a timely manner and executed effectively. Mr. Chesky is responsible for the preparation of Falcon Engineering's capital reserve studies and transition evaluation reports. Mr. Chesky has extensive experience in the preparation of reserve studies and has achieved the CAI National professional designation as a Reserve Specialist (R.S.) as well as the Association of Professional Reserve Analyst's designation as a Professional Reserve Analyst (P.R.A.). Mr. Chesky's additional responsibilities include project inspections and the assistance in the design of civil engineering projects.

As a licensed New Jersey Building Inspector, Mr. Chesky performs site and building inspections for capital reserve fund studies as well as performing preliminary and documentary inspections for community transition evaluations and aides in the preparation and finalization of all reports.

Mr. Chesky's prominent experience lies with the property management of high-end community associations. He has worked in every facet of a community association's operational and strategic activities including financial and fiscal management along with major capital improvement project planning, design and implementation. This experience brings the firm valuable insight into the needs of a community association in order to deliver the most effective product possible.

Mr. Chesky has extensive knowledge in construction, business and fiscal management and has worked on association budgets, reserve planning and major capital improvement projects. Past projects include over $30,000,000 of roadway reconstruction projects, subgrade remediation and drainage improvements. Mr. Chesky has completed professional training in roadway design and inspection.

Heather Duffy (Chief Operations Officer)

As Chief Operations Officer, Ms. Duffy's primary responsibilities include oversight of the firm's operations and management of the firm's headquarters in Bridgewater, New Jersey as well as Falcon's East Coast office locations.

Ms. Duffy manages the in-house legal department which handles numerous incoming subpoenas received for request of Falcon's witness testimony and files support. She helps to track cases and works directly with various attorneys and insurance companies.

She also manages the technical team to keep Falcon current with the latest technologies. It is imperative to Falcon's success to interface with clients using the most recent technologies available.

Ms. Duffy is dedicated to providing excellent customer service through developing and defining best company practices and policies to meet and exceed client expectations.

James A. Trynosky, P.E., LEED AP BD+C(Executive Vice President, P.E.)

Mr. Trynosky is an Executive Vice President of the firm's MEP division. Mr. Trynosky develops working drawings and construction documents for the firm's residential, commercial, retail and energy projects.

Mr. Trynosky has extensive experience in residential, government, industrial, commercial, and institutional HVAC system design, both new construction and projects within existing buildings. Mr. Trynosky has worked on a number of landmark and historic building projects where the sensitive nature of the architectural design requires careful coordination and innovative thinking for the building systems designs.

Mr. Trynosky also has extensive experience working on energy performance projects working on projects through initial site observations, developing feasibility studies, economic analysis evaluating potential energy conservation measures, and design and implementation. Mr. Trynosky has provided oversight and management during construction.

Mr. Trynosky received his professional accreditation in the United States Green Building Council's LEED program in 2005, in 2011 Mr. Trynosky enhanced this credential with a specialty in Building Design and Construction. This is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design construction and operation of high performance green buildings. He is well versed in requirements for building LEED certification, and practices current sustainable building design practices. Mr. Trynosky has worked successfully with a number of LEED project teams, resulting in projects that have been certified, or are on their way to achieving certification. As part of the LEED process Mr. Trynosky has assisted in the Commissioning Authority role on several projects. In addition Mr. Trynosky is familiar with a number of energy modeling software packages, and has utilized them to prepare energy models for LEED and LEED ready projects he has worked on.

As a project engineer, Mr. Trynosky has led a multidiscipline MEP team in the design of new school building, school renovations, major transportation infrastructure projects, and energy projects throughout New York, New Jersey and Colorado. Mr. Trynosky's responsibilities include, but are not limited to, working directly under a partner of the firm in production of complete construction documents, from start to finish.

Mark McCann, EIFS Special Inspector (Executive Vice President)

Mr. McCann serves as Executive Vice President of the firm's South Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware markets and coordinates all aspects of projects in these areas. Mr. McCann is also responsible for business development and project management. In addition, Mr. McCann conducts the supervision and inspection for many of the firm's engineering projects throughout the tri-state area. Mr. McCann possesses extensive knowledge with regard to waterproofing of building envelopes and their integration with other building elements. He has been involved as project manager of many re-construction projects that individually exceed as much as $6 million in construction costs. Mr. McCann also specializes in construction detailing to identify points of water infiltration. Mr. McCann has extensive experience in the application of stucco and synthetic stucco, or EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finish Systems). He also specializes in the testing and evaluation of these systems to identify deficient installations for expert reporting and testimony purposes and has participated in legal proceedings as an expert on the subject. Mr. McCann is an Exterior Design Institute certified EIFS inspector also certified by the State of New Jersey as an EIFS Special Inspector.

Matt Grobert (Director of Reserves & Transitions )

Mr. Matthew Grobert is the Director of Reserves & Transitions with the firm. Included in his responsibilities are project management, inspections and analyses of building components and structures, site improvements, performing building diagnostics procedures and the preparation of reports. His experience includes residential and commercial construction in low-, mid- and high-rise structures. Mr. Grobert has provided forensic code and technical analysis, investigations, reports, and expert testimony for a wide range of cases, including existing building and site work defects, building safety, and corrective construction methods and costs.

Mr. Grobert has been in the construction industry over 40 years gaining extensive experience in building construction code analysis, water infiltration and building envelope investigations, building ventilation issues, investigations, low-slope and steep-slope roofing construction, siding replacement projects, fire separation requirements, sound attenuation and insulation requirements.

Mr. Grobert has investigated and prepared documentation in support of claims and litigation related to construction defects and deficiencies, including providing professional testimony.

Additional responsibilities include construction management and control services for corrective construction and historic renovation projects, including needs assessment, design development, local law/code compliance and filings, bidding and construction inspection. Mr. Grobert has extensive experience in the preparation of capital replacement reserve studies, in accordance with the national standards set by the Community Associations Institute (CAI). Mr. Grobert has conducted professional transition engineering, capital and maintenance reserves, and deficiency report analyses for community associations since 1998.

Matthew T. Cronin, RA (Executive Vice President, R.A.)

Mr. Matthew Cronin is an Executive Vice President and the Department Head of The Falcon Group's New York City office who is involved with the office's architectural and structural projects. Mr. Cronin's professional experience encompasses all stages of investigation, design and construction administration as well as field surveying, special inspections, forensic investigation, non-destructive testing & analysis, historic preservation, cost estimating and litigation support services.

Mr. Cronin has worked on a wide range of projects from the restoration of historic landmarks to re-cladding modern curtain wall buildings. He has over fifteen years of experience working on both high and low-rise buildings within the NYC metro area with particular focus on the investigation and restoration of the building structure and envelope including roofing, green & blue roofs, masonry, terra cotta, EIFS, windows, curtain-walls, plazas, sidewalk vaults and foundations. Additionally, Mr. Cronin has significant experience with FISP (formally Local Law 11) report investigation & preparation, ADA compliance, Certificate of Occupancy, interior renovations, site drainage and playgrounds.

A large portion of his experience consists of architectural task-order assignments under term contracts with the New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC), the New York City School Construction Authority (SCA), the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY), the State University of New York (SUNY) and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ). Projects with these agencies consist work on facilities such as public schools, hospitals, universities, homeless shelters, airports, health centers, libraries, prisons, bus & train stations, court buildings and museums.

He has successfully guided projects through the regulatory approvals process with a command of the procedures and requirements of the New York City Building Code, Landmarks Preservation Commission, Public Design Commission, and the New York State Historic Preservation Office.

Mr. Cronin coordinates multiple project teams consisting of in-house architects, structural engineers, MEP engineers, forensic specialists and cost estimators as well as subconsultants including conservators, hazmat, landscape, pool/natatorium specialists & geotechnical consultants.

His varied and comprehensive experience enables him to assess and identify complex issues and formulate effective and efficient strategies to address the conditions all while working with the client to prioritize and address their specific needs in order to provide them with the best possible outcome.

Awards & Recognition:

- Speaker at the AIA New York Center for Architecture: Rehabilitating New York's Historic Schools 2017
- Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award for restoration work at Saint Paul's Chapel 2015
- Lucy G. Moses Preservation Award for restoration work at Newtown High School 2012
- Honorable Mention, Charles E. Peterson Prize (HABS) 1996

Nicole Skaro (Director of Business Development & Client Relations)

Ms. Skaro is the Director of Business Development and Client Relations for The Falcon Group operating primarily out of the New Jersey Headquarters. Ms. Skaro has extensive experience and knowledge within the community association industry, commercial and industrial realms. She brings to Falcon a design background with 10 years of assistance in the creation of Architectural and Engineering plans. Combined with community association specific financing and business development and marketing throughout the industry. This experience allows her to understand a client’s needs and concerns on a more complete level which allows Falcon to provide a higher level of service.

Some of Ms. Skaro’s business development responsibilities include personal involvement in all organizations that Falcon’s team services; including: Community Association Industry (CAI), Institute of Real Estate Managers (IREM), Apartment Associations such as NJAA and PAA, BOMA, Hotel and Hospitality, Commercial, Industrial and Healthcare. She currently serves as Secretary on the CAI Pennsylvania/Delaware Valley chapter and continues to work towards a presidency in 2023. Also included are social media outreach, development and design print material for publications, webinars, Lunch & Learn and presentation preparation.

Ms. Skaro’s client relations responsibilities include continually building up relationships with individual managers, business owners, building owners, organization leaders, current and potential clients. She believes that a company’s reputation is built on retention and the satisfaction of the client/customer is of the upmost importance at all times.

Orlando Ballate, P.E. (Executive Vice President, Claims/Forensics Division)

Mr. Ballate is the Executive Vice President for the firm's forensic investigation and litigation support division. Included in his responsibilities are analysis, design, inspections and development of repair solutions for site and building components; and preparation of Expert Reports. His experience is in both residential and commercial construction including low, mid and high-rise structures, building envelope, and structural investigation. His construction and infrastructure experience includes design, inspections and construction management. Mr. Ballate's experience is in both the private and public sectors as Engineer-of-Record for over 300 Projects, Consultant and Owner's Representative.

Mr. Ballate has extensive experience in all aspects of forensic building envelope and structural investigations; new design and remediation planning, design, development, construction and litigation support services. He has provided value engineering and expert services of numerous projects. Has national and international design and construction experience in the multi-family residential, hospitality, commercial, healthcare, pharmaceutical, industrial, renewable energy and parking projects. As a President of an engineering firm, he has had overall responsibility for design, engineering, bid documents. Mr. Ballate has been involved with construction projects from concept development through construction. Mr. Ballate is very knowledgeable in code compliance and the development of innovative, cost effective remediation/rehabilitation projects and green building solutions. As a Manager, Developer, Engineer and Design-Builder, Mr. Ballate has been responsible for development and delivery of a variety of construction projects.

Mr. Ballate's experience also includes owner's representation and expert testimony in support of various litigation matters. He has developed a very well respected reputation as an expert witness. Mr. Ballate has particular knowledge of litigation involving construction defect claims relating to concrete structure, structural failures, stucco, roofs, sulfate attacks, grading and drainage, window defects, and foundations. As an expert witness, he has been involved in many successful construction defect litigations. Mr. Ballate has provided expert witness services for many residential community associations in their construction-design defect litigation against the Developer, Contractors and Subcontractors.

As Owner Representative, he has bid and negotiated construction, rehabilitation and development projects/agreements, His construction, rehabilitation and developments experience involve more than $2.0 billion in infrastructure, commercial, hospitality and residential projects. Mr. Ballate has been involved in the planning and design of LEED certified projects with sustainable building construction practices including site design and renewable energy resources. Mr. Ballate has been involved in international projects as owner representative, consultant and/or engineer.

The international projects are as follows:

1) Mexico for NJ based Pharmaceutical,
2) Caribbean for private NYC Developer,
3) Central and South America for multi-national contractor, engineering firm and private investors,
4) UAE/Iraq for contractor and private developer
5) Afghanistan for RFP by U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers.

Samantha Kish (Director, Human Resources)

Ms. Samantha Kish is the Director of Human Resources for The Falcon Group. Ms. Kish is responsible for overseeing HR systems, handling employee relations, ensuring compliance with regulations, managing employee benefits. In addition, she also oversees the recruiting, interviewing and hiring of new staff. Ms. Kish consults with the company's principals and department heads on strategic planning; and serves as a link between management and the employees. She is fundamental in the development of Falcon's company culture. Ms. Kish has her bachelor's in psychology and minor in health administration from Rider University. In addition she is a Certified Professional thru the Society of Human Resources and has an HR Management Certification from Farleigh Dickinson University.

Sinisa Kolar, P.E. (Executive Vice President, P.E.)

Mr. Sinisa Kolar is the Executive Vice President, P.E., based out of The Falcon Group's Miami office. With more than a decade of both international and domestic experience in all aspects of construction and engineering, Mr. Kolar brings extensive talent to the Falcon team. A small fraction of his specialties involve: Design, construction, quality control, litigation support, retrofit and repairs of various residential and commercial structures. He works very closely with developers, contractors, attorneys, management companies, condominium and homeowner associations, private clients as well as architects and engineers.

Mr. Kolar's experience encompasses an extensive variety of engineering and construction issues. Areas such as water infiltration, waterproofing issues, window and sliding glass door problems, painting and concrete restoration. He is also involved with plan reviews for high-rise structures and structural assessment of existing structures. His design background is in mid-rise residential, commercial and industrial structures, whether they are made from concrete, metal, wood or masonry.

Mr. Kolar is very involved with litigation support part of the business. His duties include performing forensic inspections, and providing expert reports, along with expert depositions and testimonies. He was involved with multiple mediations and lawsuits as an expert for either condominium associations or developer/contractor as a result of 558 Claims ("Turnovers"). This involvement has allowed him to have a clear overview and understanding of all aspects of this intricate process.

In addition to his responsibilities listed above, as Executive Vice President, P.E., he also manages client accounts and assists in the growth and development of staff as well as the overall firm. From expanding and securing new business, managing project portfolio that meet and exceeds projections and participating in the internal management of the company. Mr. Kolar guides The Falcon Group on Miami's staff development through identifying skills needs, delegating tasks appropriately and motivating the staff to provide outstanding client service.

Steven J. Lang (Executive Vice President, RA, LEED GA, DH)

Mr. Lang is a Executive Vice President, RA, LEED GA, DH and an Architect involved with the firm's architecture and engineering projects. Mr. Lang is responsible for overseeing Townhome and Condominium building envelope work in the State of New Jersey, including the identification of deficient conditions, executing detailed investigations of specific concerns or complaints, conception and execution of repairs, and construction observation services to assure remediation work complies with the designed solution. Mr. Lang also consults with clients on project delivery matters and follows-up to ensure client satisfaction.

Mr. Lang is a registered architect in the State of New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania and earned a National Council of Architectural Review Boards (NCARB) certificate. Mr. Lang received professional accreditation as a LEED Green Association (LEED G.A.) from the U.S. Building Council (USGBC's). LEED is the nationally-accepted benchmark for the design, construction, and operation of high-performance green buildings.

Mr. Lang is proficient with the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code (NJUCC) and the International Building Code (IBC). Mr. Lang has also received training from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (NJDCA) in the New Jersey Rehabilitation Subcode (N.J.A.C 5:23-6) and from ASTM International related to ASTM E2018 Standard for Property Condition Assessments.

Mr. Lang's possesses over twelve years of experience providing Architectural Design and Forensic services as well as Construction Observation/Management services. Mr. Lang's experience includes working on multi-family residential, commercial, municipal, industrial and mixed-use projects in the States of New York, New Jersey and California. He has investigated and corrected deficiencies in various cladding and roofing systems and as a Registered Architect, possesses vast experience working with structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and civil engineers.

Mr. Lang has extensive experience in developing Transition Engineering Studies, Construction Deficiency Reports, Leak Investigation Reports and Cost to Cure Estimates. He also possesses experience assisting Condominium Association's navigation through all phases of the repair/reconstruction process following a fire. Such services often include responding to the initial emergency to develop immediate plans to stabilize the structure, developing repair/reconstruction plans, communicating with the local Code Official regarding complex Code issues that may impact the project, providing Construction Observations services and assisting the Association with insurance claim issues.

Mr. Lang's clients have ranged from Condominium Association's throughout the State of New Jersey to Federal clients such as the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) and high profile commercial clients including Geico, Chevron Energy Solutions, Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and the Irvine Company.

Mr. Lang's background in Construction Management and experience as a licensed General Contractor in the State of California provides him with a unique perspective that is useful during the development of design solutions and preparation of construction documents. Mr. Lang regularly interacts with contractors, suppliers, manufacturers, and attends seminars to keep abreast of the latest product, industry, and governmental developments.

Mr. Lang has a consistent track record of forging strong relationships and is fully committed to providing the highest standards of customer service and support by providing clients with a secure, cost-effective and environmentally-sound project starting with the design and continuing through construction and occupancy.

Mr. Lang is extremely proficient with AutoCAD, ArchiCAD & Artlantis R and has experience working with Microstation and Vectorworks Building Management Modeling (BIM) software.

Stewart Willis, Construction Official, H.H.S., R.S. (Executive Vice President, R.S., DH)

Mr. Willis is an Executive Vice President, R.S., DH with the firm, in overall charge of our Baltimore-Washington Metro operations. Mr. Willis is a CAI certified Reserve Specialist (RS), a licensed Construction Official, Building and Mechanical Inspector, and a certified EIFS Special Inspector. Mr. Willis has been qualified in several arbitrations and mediations as a recognized expert in building envelope issues, including roofing, siding, fenestration, ventilation, and moisture control. Included in his responsibilities are inspections and analyses of existing building components and systems, site improvements, performing building diagnostics and forensic investigation procedures, and the preparation of expert reports. His experience includes residential, commercial, industrial and institutional construction, in low, mid and high-rise structures. Mr. Willis has provided forensic code and technical analysis, investigations, reports, and expert testimony for a wide range of cases, including existing building and site work defects, building safety, and corrective construction methods and costs.

Mr. Willis has made a career in the construction industry since 1980, and has been servicing the community associations industry on a professional level since 1989. Mr. Willis has extensive experience in building construction code analysis, water infiltration/building envelope investigations, building ventilation issues, mold sampling and investigations, low slope and steep slope roofing construction, siding replacement projects, fire separation requirements, sound attenuation and insulation requirements, and plumbing and mechanical issues. Mr. Willis is an expert in building siding systems investigation and analysis, including deep probe moisture testing of Exterior Insulation and Finish systems (EIFS) and traditional hard-coat stucco and cladding systems. Mr. Willis has investigated and prepared documentation in support of claims and litigation related to construction defects and deficiencies, including providing professional testimony.

Mr. Willis has extensive experience in the preparation of Capital Replacement Reserve Studies, in accordance with the national standards set by the Community Associations Institute (CAI). Mr. Willis has been conducting professional capital replacement funding analyses and transition engineering evaluations for communities since 1989. Additional responsibilities include Department Head Administration of daily operations for our Baltimore-Washington Metro & surrounding mid-Atlantic region clients, including supervision of field personnel for field evaluations, design development, bidding and construction control services.