We have extensive experience performing structural assessments for many building types and eras of construction. A structural engineering firm based in Northern Virginia, Top Level Engineering, LLC, provides solution focused design while accounting for your budget and design considerations. Our services include Structural Design and Calculations for buildings constructed of wood, steel, masonry and concrete.
The TLE Team lends its expertise in the completion of structures including low to mid-rise commercial buildings, retail, medical, governmental, multi-family residential and data centers. TLE hold Professional Engineering Licenses in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
The TLE Team lends its expertise in the completion of structures including low to mid-rise commercial buildings, retail, medical, governmental, multi-family residential and data centers. TLE hold Professional Engineering Licenses in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
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Kirby Hartle founded Top Level Engineering, LLC in 2016, with the goal of providing a creative approach to structural design.
Kirby brings a unique skill set to his design philosophy as he has been fortunate to work on a wide variety of projects from small specialized projects to new structures and building renovations.
Each of these projects present unique challenges that require working knowledge of structural systems, materials and components that have evolved over time.
Kirby is a member of American Society of Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers Association and has completed course work in Progressive Collapse and Blast Training Design.
Kirby brings a unique skill set to his design philosophy as he has been fortunate to work on a wide variety of projects from small specialized projects to new structures and building renovations.
Each of these projects present unique challenges that require working knowledge of structural systems, materials and components that have evolved over time.
Kirby is a member of American Society of Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers Association and has completed course work in Progressive Collapse and Blast Training Design.
Top Level Engineering excels at services that we offer and we are ready to assist with your structural needs.
Structural design is too important to treat as a one-size-fits-all.
Customers deserve a consultative approach to achieve safety, durability, and efficiency in their build.
At Top Level Engineering, LLC, we partner with you to deliver agile solutions from concept to completion.
Our white-glove management approach enables our customers to deliver unique but consistent products time after time, ensuring customer satisfaction and long-term relationships.
Structural design is too important to treat as a one-size-fits-all.
Customers deserve a consultative approach to achieve safety, durability, and efficiency in their build.
At Top Level Engineering, LLC, we partner with you to deliver agile solutions from concept to completion.
Our white-glove management approach enables our customers to deliver unique but consistent products time after time, ensuring customer satisfaction and long-term relationships.
The profession of structural engineering is not known to many, and people are sometimes confused about what we do.
Therefore, Top Level Engineering has compiled this list of common questions and answers to help clarify things.
In general, a structural engineer uses his/her knowledge of materials, physics, math, and engineering principles to design various structural elements.
For a building, a structural engineer designs the "bones" that provide support for the structure.
Typical structural elements are floors, columns, beams, walls and foundations.
Therefore, Top Level Engineering has compiled this list of common questions and answers to help clarify things.
In general, a structural engineer uses his/her knowledge of materials, physics, math, and engineering principles to design various structural elements.
For a building, a structural engineer designs the "bones" that provide support for the structure.
Typical structural elements are floors, columns, beams, walls and foundations.
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