Nationwide
Electrical, Corrosion and Forensic Engineering Nationwide
Most of Dreiym Engineering’s projects are in Texas, Colorado, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Florida, but we take on electrical, corrosion and forensic work in other states too. Out-of-state work is run from our offices in Coldspring, Texas, where our engineering lab is, and Westcliffe, Colorado: our engineers travel for field work and scene inspections, studies are modeled from the field data, and evidence can be shipped to our lab.
Our engineers are licensed Professional Engineers with active and past licensure in multiple states. Tell us where your project is when you ask for a quote.
Request a free quote for work outside our home states. We typically respond within one business day.
Call (866) 621-6920. We typically respond within one business day.
Service area at a glanceDE-LOC-US
- Area
- United States
- Offices
- Coldspring, TX and Westcliffe, CO
- Practices
- Electrical power, corrosion and CP, forensic
- Project write-ups
- 112 in 11 states
- Licensure
- Licensed Professional Engineers with active and past licensure in multiple states
Corrosion Engineering
Our corrosion engineers work on buried pipelines, tanks, water systems and plant assets, from Gulf Coast marsh to the frozen ground of the northern plains. We run CP surveys (CIS, DCVG and ACVG), interference testing and soil corrosivity analysis, and design, install and commission cathodic protection, including energy-sector CP work around Bismarck, North Dakota.
Electrical Engineering
We do power system studies for industrial and commercial facilities in many states. Field data is collected on site, and the arc flash, short circuit and coordination models are built in ETAP and SKM. We also provide electrical design and grounding evaluations. Sealed deliverables follow the licensure rules of the facility’s state.
Forensic Engineering
Insurers and law firms send us fires and explosions, electrical failures and corrosion losses from across the country, including lightning analyses in Charlotte, North Carolina and recloser and transformer failures in Alabama. We inspect the scene as soon as possible, evidence can be shipped to our Coldspring lab, and our engineers write reports and testify where the case is venued.
About Us
Working Outside Texas and Colorado
Dreiym Engineering was founded in 2014 and has offices in Coldspring, Texas and Westcliffe, Colorado. Stepan V. Eero, M.S., P.E. is a NACE CP Specialist (CP4), and Brian J. Brackensick, M.S., P.E., a NACE CP Technologist, leads our electrical power studies.
Our memberships include ISNetworld, which many facilities use to prequalify contractors, and IEEE, NFPA, AMPP and IAAI.
How licensing works when your project is in another state
There is no national Professional Engineer license in the United States. Each state licenses its own engineers. Some states also require the engineering firm itself to register.
Our engineers are licensed Professional Engineers with active and past licensure in multiple states. When you ask for a quote, tell us where the project is and whether the deliverables need a PE stamp. We confirm how licensing will be handled before the project is scheduled, so it doesn’t hold up the work later.
Not every task needs a stamp. Field data collection, survey readings and evidence documentation are often the first steps, and we tell you up front which parts of your project need sealed deliverables in your state.
How out-of-state projects run
- Field work. Our engineers travel for CP surveys, grounding tests, power study data collection and scene inspections.
- Studies. Arc flash, short circuit and coordination models are built from the field data in ETAP and SKM, and arc flash labels are printed and installed or shipped to you.
- Evidence. Evidence can be shipped to our Coldspring lab for real-time X-ray and other examination, and is stored under video monitoring.
Where else we’ve worked
Some of the work outside our six core states is listed below. We keep client details confidential.
| Region | Work delivered |
|---|---|
| North Dakota | Energy-sector cathodic protection, Bismarck area; fire investigation (2026) |
| North Dakota and Texas | Bench examinations of a burned control panel and two breakers (2018 and 2019) |
| Georgia | Structure and heavy-vehicle fire investigations |
| North Carolina | Lightning-strike and forensic electrical analyses, Charlotte; industrial electrical inspection, Asheville |
| Mississippi | Arc flash studies at a manufacturing plant, Hattiesburg |
| Alabama | Recloser failure and transformer fire investigations; heavy-equipment fire investigation |
| Tennessee and Nebraska | Fire and vehicle-fire investigations |
| Arizona, Ohio, Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania and South Carolina | Forensic electrical, fire and electrical-injury investigations |
| International | Energy cathodic protection design, North Africa; building-fire investigation, Middle East; corrosion consulting, Pacific Islands |
Each linked row has its own write-up, and our projects page lists them all.
Work in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, the Carolinas and Tennessee is described on our page for the Southeast.
Project experience
Where our project write-ups are
A few examples from over 1,100 completed projects.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work outside Texas and Colorado?
Yes. Most of our work is in Texas, Colorado, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Florida, and we take projects in other states too. Our engineers travel for field work, and much of the analysis and lab work is done at our offices.
Are your engineers licensed in my state?
Our engineers are licensed Professional Engineers with active and past licensure in multiple states. Ask about your state when you request a quote. Before the project is scheduled, we confirm whether the work needs a PE stamp there and how licensing will be handled.
What can you do without coming to the site?
Review of CP survey data, drawings, one-lines and test reports; study modeling once field data is in hand; and examination of evidence shipped to our Coldspring lab. Field surveys, data collection and scene inspections need someone on site.
How soon can you inspect a scene in another state?
As soon as possible. Tell us where and when the loss happened and whether the scene is being held. Consulting-only (non-testifying) retentions are accepted.
How do I get a quote?
Contact us with the location, the scope and any deadlines, or submit a forensic assignment. Quotes are free, and our rate schedule is available on request. We typically respond within one business day.
Areas we serve
Six states and nationwide work
Austin, TX 78741
Contact
Start a project
Tell us about your project. We typically respond within one business day.
What happens next
- 01An engineer reviews your request.
- 02We may call with a few questions. We typically respond within one business day.
- 03You receive a scoped proposal. The quote is free, and nothing starts until you approve it.
Prefer to call?
We typically respond within one business day. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm local time.
Other requests
- Submit a forensic assignmentInsurance or legal matter: claim number, loss date and scene status.
- Request a CV and rate scheduleFor attorneys, adjusters and claims professionals.
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