The latest track shows Hurricane Francine tracking just to the east of Baton Rouge. Due to the rain in Louisiana over the past few weeks, the ground is saturated, making trees vulnerable to overturning. Please keep in mind vulnerable trees near your home, especially pine trees. In our experience, pine trees and water oaks are particularly vulnerable during high-wind events. Therefore, trees that are normally ok when the soil is dry could overturn with strong winds. Please stay safe!!
Bosch Engineering, LLC
Civil Engineering
Lafayette, louisiana 181 followers
Forensic Civil/Structural Engineering Consulting
About us
Bosch Engineering specializes in forensic engineering services. We are experienced in investigations of wind, hail, roofing, foundations, flood, vehicle impacts, slips and falls, moisture intrusion, and Catastrophic (CAT) events such as hurricanes and tornados.
- Industry
- Civil Engineering
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Lafayette, louisiana
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2017
Locations
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Primary
Lafayette, louisiana 70503, US
Employees at Bosch Engineering, LLC
Updates
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Based on current predictions, Hurricane Francine will be a Category 1 or 2 hurricane that will track somewhere between Lafayette and Baton Rouge. The Saffir-Simpson scale indicates that a Category I storm should produce minimal damage, but a Category II storm would cause moderate damage, including roof, window, and tree damage. However, these are generalizations, and local conditions could be better or worse. For example, Hurricane Beryl, which hit the Houston area, was only a Category I hurricane, but we observed numerous instances where trees fell on homes, and many people were without power for up to weeks. Because each storm presents its unique characteristics, the damage to each home should be evaluated independently.
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Bosch Engineering, based in Lafayette, LA (arrow), is a Forensic Civil/Structural engineering firm specializing in property damage assessments with emphasis on storm damage from wind and flood. We can assist insurance companies and property owners in determining the extent of storm-related damage and repair protocols. Our reports clearly delineate storm vs. non-storm related damage in a clear and concise manner. Reach out to us 337-781-4486 or John.Bosch@bosch-eng.com to discuss how we can assist you.
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