Company Description:
The firm was founded in 1978 as a surveying company to provide topographic/utility and Improvement Location Certificate surveys for the real estate market. As the firm grew in the 1980//s it expanded its services to include civil engineering for land development projects. The firm then developed a market niche in preparing reserve studies and remediation consulting services for aging multi-family complexes throughout the 1990//s. As a result, technical expertise in roofing and siding systems was developed as well as structural engineering design for new as well as existing structures. Bornengineering has grown into a multidisciplinary consulting services firm with a strong reputation in the private sector market that includes homeowner associations, mountain resorts, architects, developers, homebuilders, industrial users and others. In 2002, Gillans was acquired by Fred Hoyt, a civil engineer with 28 years of management and engineering experience. In 2003, the firm began providing construction staking services for the construction industry. In 2004, following a series of strategic planning sessions, the firm//s name was changed from Gillans to Bornengineering to mark the revitalization of the firm and the establishment of new standards of performance.
The firm was founded in 1978 as a surveying company to provide topographic/utility and Improvement Location Certificate surveys for the real estate market. As the firm grew in the 1980//s it expanded its services to include civil engineering for land development projects. The firm then developed a market niche in preparing reserve studies and remediation consulting services for aging multi-family complexes throughout the 1990//s. As a result, technical expertise in roofing and siding systems was developed as well as structural engineering design for new as well as existing structures. Bornengineering has grown into a multidisciplinary consulting services firm with a strong reputation in the private sector market that includes homeowner associations, mountain resorts, architects, developers, homebuilders, industrial users and others. In 2002, Gillans was acquired by Fred Hoyt, a civil engineer with 28 years of management and engineering experience. In 2003, the firm began providing construction staking services for the construction industry. In 2004, following a series of strategic planning sessions, the firm//s name was changed from Gillans to Bornengineering to mark the revitalization of the firm and the establishment of new standards of performance.