In doing that, when do people go, okay, hey, I need to get a structural engineer over here? Generally, in your experience, what are people calling about?

Well, I get calls for all kinds of things, but mainly, you know, a lot of times it's people buying or selling a house, just being concerned with the foundation.

You know, there's always potential in this area for foundation problem to occur.

And that's kind of on everybody's mind when they're buying a house, if they're moving in from a different area.

And they hear, you know, stories about the foundation problems of this market.

So I'll just go in and if anything, you know, provide an assessment of the house and a baseline of kind of where it stands today.

But if there's, you know, cracks present that are concerning, note those and just basically provide my opinion as well as the measurements of the home and determine if foundation repairs are needed, if it's likely they may be needed in the future, and just sort of provide that insight to people for their homes.

Yeah, and, you know, to operate as a foundation repair company like we have at Superior, if we go do the work, for example, and I think, you know, the majority of listeners out there, they'll want to know this, and that is where, you know, where do what we do, you know, and you do collide, and that is typically whether they call, you know, a structural engineer like yourself or they call Superior Foundation, either way or another foundation company for that matter, If work is done, then that's where you guys really have to step in there and you have to bless it, stamp it, right? And that is you've got to take a look at that and go, hey, is this the right avenue and repair for that particular home or office?