Engineers | Planners | Building Enclosure Specialists
Gale Associates, Inc. is a consulting engineering firm of building enclosure specialists, engineers, architects and planners.
We specialize in the repair, renovation and adaptive reuse of existing buildings, sites and infrastructures.
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Educational Seminars
Our staff regularly presents to clients and peers at industry conferences throughout the U.S. Gale is a registered American Institute of Architects (AIA) Continuing Education Systems (CES) provider and a LEED Education Provider; therefore, we are able to give credits for our presentations.
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Technical Articles
Gale has provided a resource page with our most recent technical articles. Click here to view a list of articles to download.
News and Events
Spring is Here! So Are Gale’s Roof Maintenance Tips
The time for spring cleaning is here! For a lot of us that means performing tasks like washing windows, clearing leaves and sticks, etc., but it's also important to check your roof. Roofs experience the brunt of Mother Nature during the winter: snow, ice, heavy rains,...
Airport Professional Feature – Peter Kettle
Gale will be conducting periodic interviews with Airport Professionals so that we may learn more about them, the facilities that they manage, and share them with other like-minded professionals. We hope you enjoy reading this profile of Peter as much as we...
From Our Blog
Spring is Here! So Are Gale’s Roof Maintenance Tips
The time for spring cleaning is here! For a lot of us that means performing tasks like washing windows, clearing leaves and sticks, etc., but it's also important to check your roof. Roofs experience the brunt of Mother Nature during the winter: snow, ice, heavy rains,...
Culvert Replacement Using Stream Crossing Design Standards
Roadway culverts silently convey streams, rivers and storm water under roads and highways for many years without much thought from the average roadway user. However, to New Hampshire municipal highway departments, they have been a source of frequent problems....
