Storage

Whitestone provided geotechnical inspection and construction documentation services during installation of vibro-replacement ground improvement for support of a proposed seven-story self-storage building in Miami, Florida.

Whitestone’s scope of geotechnical engineering and consulting services for a seven-story self-storage facility in Yonkers, New York included providing ground-improvement solutions to address historic fill and organic deposits and third-party special inspections and materials testing during building pad preparation, foundation installation, and superstructure erection.

Whitestone provided testing and inspection services (including foundation tiedown, tension tests, foundation subgrade and foundation insulation inspections) for a 17-story self-storage facility under construction in New York City. The building will include three below-grade levels, and foundations (including a matt, isolated columns and exterior wall footings) were designed to bear on NYC Class 1c bedrock.

Whitestone conducted geotechnical and environmental due diligence investigations and provided special inspection services in support of this 17-story (with three subsurface levels) self-storage facility redevelopment project in New York City.

Whitestone provided environmental, geotechnical, hazardous building materials and construction inspection services for a self-storage redevelopment of a former lumber yard facility at the foot of the Fordham bridge on the Harlem River in the Bronx, New York. Whitestone developed a unique solution consisting of removing a limited portion of soil equivalent to the proposed building weight and replacing it with high strength geofoam blocks capable of supporting the building weight.

Whitestone conducted a geotechnical investigation for a proposed self-storage facility in Brooklyn, New York. Recommendations for foundation design, pavement support, and groundwater control were provided and Whitestone also conducted pre-construction surveys, monitored vibrations during construction, and performed post-construction surveys to document the impact on nearby structures.

Whitestone conducted a Property Condition Assessment (PCA) of an operating self-storage facility in New Rochelle, New York. The facility consists of one four-story building (constructed in 1917, renovated in 1987) and one three-story building (constructed in 2001).