Echols, Lindsey & Moore Structural Engineers, Inc.

General information

Echols, Lindsey & Moore Structural Engineers, Inc. is a client-focused structural consulting firm located in Huntsville, Alabama, the Heart of the Tennessee Valley. ELM Structural Engineers was formed in 2015 to continue the engineering tradition brought to Huntsville by MBA Structural Engineers. As the operators of MBA's former branch office in Huntsville, the founding partners of ELM Structural Engineers have formed strong and lasting relationships with numerous clients. Our clients include quality architectural firms, contractors, developers, municipalities and health care organizations. Our staff has earned a reputation with our loyal clients for having a strong work ethic and diligent attention to each client's unique project needs. We pride ourselves on holding fast to project deadlines and responding quickly yet responsibly to questions that arise during the entire project process from design development to construction completion.

We believe that early involvement of the structural engineer creates a more integrated and successful project. It is our pleasure to offer schematic design assistance for early-stage (or potential/speculative) projects to set things on an economical and reasoned path. Whether it is a napkin-sketch conversation over lunch, or an in-depth meeting at the office, we believe these initial efforts efforts will pay dividends at project completion. When our clients win, we win.

Although the majority of our projects are in Alabama and Tennessee, our NCEES status and SE II credentials allow us to very quickly obtain engineering licensure in nearly any state or jurisdiction where our clients are kind enough to request our service. We utilize the latest in analysis and modeling technology, including REVIT, to meet the ever-changing demands of the construction industry. It is our goal to provide our clients and team members with the tools necessary for completing a successful project in a timely manner.

*Licensed in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.