Megan E. Abadie, P.E.

Ms. Abadie provides structural evaluation, damage assessment, and root cause investigations for structural damage to commercial and residential buildings and other structures, including but not limited to roofing damage, foundation issues, water intrusion, and damage to building frames.

Prior to joining EDT, Ms. Abadie worked in multiple sectors of the water and wastewater field: groundwater protection, water treatment and distribution, wastewater process, urban runoff management, and especially sewers.   She spent twelve years as a collection system engineer for the City and County of San Francisco where she developed San Francisco’s Combined Sewer Discharge inspection program, installed dozens of flowmeters, walked through hundreds of miles of sewers, designed two baffles, did some hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, and even pulled a bicycle out of a pump station intake.  She once turned down a job offer on Catalina Island, and occasionally still regrets it.  She has degrees in Computational and Applied Mathematics from Rice University and in Civil and Environmental Engineering from San Jose State University.

In her free time Ms. Abadie enjoys dance parties with her daughter, gardening with her mom, collecting wild mushrooms with her dad, watching superhero movies with her husband and daughter, ocean swimming with her sisters, and observing the antics of the family’s four pets of various species.

State Licenses

Ms. Abadie is a licensed Civil Engineer in the state of California, and is NASSCO certified for pipeline condition assessment.