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So you’ve decided it’s finally time to build a new home, your contractor is all lined up but you’re still wondering what comes next. Your contractor will talk to someone like Alder Engineering to ensure that your building conforms to the Uniform Dwelling Code. Essentially a set of standards that homes and commercial buildings must follow in order to be declared safe for occupancy, this is a very important part of the building process. If you are a contractor and would like to use Alder Engineering as your inspector, visit their website alder-eng.com to request information on whether they can help you with your project, if they do work in your area or fill out forms to start the inspection process. A member of the Wisconsin Builders’ Association and National Association of Home Builders, you can be assured that Alder Engineering has a long history of integrity and solid work ethic.

Serving the community and surrounding areas for many years, they’ve tackled projects big and small. From the stamped and colored concrete at Endeavor Stadium to removing and replacing poured aprons, their experience shows in the finished product. They’ve got the knowledge to take your project from prepping the job site all the way through to finishing and curing the concrete. Bob is always willing to help around town when he can, having patched or poured many of the sidewalks community members use today, once using his skid steer to help The Hammer Bar deliver the Booya pot for their annual celebration. If you’re in need of a little concrete advice, give Steve Bowen a call and talk to a local expert.