T & B Engineering, Inc.

Building in California with its seismic risks, strict building codes, and evolving environmental regulations demands more than just standard design. For commercial, civic, and educational construction, structural engineering isn’t just about strength and stability, it’s about compliance, longevity, and community impact.

At T&B Engineering, we specialize in guiding complex California projects through structural design, seismic safety, and sustainability compliance. Whether it's a senior center, a K-12 school, or a multi-story office building, our structural engineers deliver safe, code-compliant, and future-ready structures.

We’re proud to share the successful completion of a major project for Hollencrest Middle School in West Covina, California. This summer marked the opening of a new, state-of-the-art, 18,000-square-foot gymnasium.

This project was a significant addition to the school’s campus, providing a much-needed, modern space for physical education, sports, and community events. But beyond its function, the project stood out structurally and technically for several reasons.

When it comes to commercial construction, even a minor oversight in structural planning can snowball into significant financial losses, safety issues, and costly delays throughout the project. That’s where a structural engineer becomes a vital asset to the project's success. Structural engineers are essential contributors who identify hidden risks, improve project efficiency, and safeguard investments by preventing structural design flaws before they become problems.

When planning a new construction project, whether it’s a commercial building, public facility, or infrastructure development, one of the most essential professionals you need on your team is a structural engineer. While architects focus on the aesthetics and functionality of a structure, structural engineers ensure that it is safe, stable, and built to last.

When overseeing a civic, municipal, educational, or commercial building project, the decisions you make during planning and execution have far-reaching consequences, not only for project success, but for public safety, regulatory compliance, and the structure’s long-term performance. One of the most critical roles on your team may is a structural engineer. Yet, their involvement is sometimes delayed or underestimated until problems arise.