A due diligence study typically evaluates existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems to determine code compliance, building condition, energy performance, and anticipated capital expenditures. This is completed before a lease or purchase is finalized.

Engineering reviews help identify system deficiencies, unusual maintenance responsibilities, compliance issues, and hidden costs. That way, tenants or potential owners fully understand their obligations before entering a long-term agreement.

We provide technical analysis that highlights mechanical or electrical requirements, as well as potential upgrade costs, compliance gaps, and landlord/tenant responsibilities, giving clients key information to negotiate favorable terms.

Life-Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) compares the long-term cost of equipment or system options to help owners select solutions with the best long-term financial return. This includes installation, maintenance, energy use, and replacement.

Yes! Our engineers review building systems, energy performance, and design opportunities to identify what LEED credits may be attainable and what upgrades could support sustainability or efficiency targets.

Absolutely. WFT Engineering offers expert witness testimony and technical documentation for disputes involving system failures, construction issues, code compliance, and building performance claims in our surrounding Maryland and DC areas.