Value Engineering
We review designs, materials and construction methods to identify practical ways to improve project value.
Smarter foundations, high-performance shotcrete, and earth-honouring systems designed to reduce cost, time, and carbon.
What we do
Bring engineering thinking, field execution, and patented ideas into the same conversation.
Below-grade systems consulting focused on lowering project cost, schedule, and carbon footprint.
↗02 / CH SHOTCRETEShotcrete shoring, soil nailing, subway walls, architectural applications, and structural rehabilitation.
↗03 / FEPATENTSExplore patented concepts across geothermal, water management, concrete, and renewable energy.
↗The Footprint approach
Footprint Engineering helps owners and design teams evaluate what goes below grade. By applying value engineering early, the right system can do more with less.
Ideas in action
FeBTUcell is one of Footprint Engineering’s patented systems being tested in real-world applications at its Clinton, Ontario farm.
Explore FeBTUcell ↗The people behind the work
Meet the Footprint Engineering management team.
The Contractors Innovation Podcast
Two listening paths under one roof: The Value Engineering Experts and The Contractors Innovation Podcast. Hear candid discussions about construction, geothermal ideas, and the people moving the industry forward.
Patent portfolio
Explore key U.S. and Canadian FePatents available for sale and licensing. Contact Footprint Engineering to discuss the portfolio.
Review patent sale details ↗Let’s build better
Tell us what you’re working on. Let’s find the right system together.
Start a conversation ↗We review designs, materials and construction methods to identify practical ways to improve project value.
Planning and design input for infrastructure and construction projects.
Assessment of soil and ground conditions to inform foundations and construction methods.
Ground-source heating and cooling concepts, including Footprint’s FeBTUcell.

Footprint describes FeGeoWind as an off-grid windmill concept integrating its geothermal FeBTUcell. Its published design targets 10 kW from a 30-foot structure.
The team reported that a working unit was under construction for testing at its Clinton, Ontario farm. The pictured installation appears on Footprint’s original website.
Explore FeGeoWind ↗CH Shotcrete is a Footprint Engineering company.
Meet CH Shotcrete