About
Who We Are
Construction and Forensic Consultants (“CFC”) Engineering group provides construction consulting services, prelitigation services, litigation investigation, expert testimony, and project advisory support for construction projects and disputes in and around Texas. CFC personnel have experience in general contracting, site work, site utilities, exterior envelope (i.e., stucco, EIFS, masonry), prefabricated metal buildings, HVAC/plumbing design, and installation. CFC focuses on delivering a precise direction and personal dedication to clients and the construction industry we serve. We assist companies and individuals in successfully navigating the myriad of issues that comprise the construction process.
Our Approach
CFC leverages its knowledge and expertise to provide high-quality, trusted expert and advisory services for construction projects and disputes. The clear focus of our group, along with our team's competence and strategy, allows CFC to provide construction engineering and management consulting services and work on projects efficiently and effectively. At CFC, we share a sincere personal interest and commitment to the success of our clients and the outcome of our tasks that is rooted in a thorough review, objective analysis, and verifiable, data-driven results that are intended to be relied upon by our clients with confidence, respected by our peers, and trusted by decision-makers and dispute resolution arbiters/mediators to assist with their deliberative process.
Our Mission
We have the expertise to investigate and evaluate construction issues and professionally present the results.
Our Team
Matthew Freund, P.E.
William Wurzbach, P.E.
William Wurzbach, P.E.
Matt has a B.S. and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas. After working in the automotive and medical device industries for 15 years, Matt transitioned to contracting and led a San Antonio-based HVAC and Plumbing business for over 20 years. He has also been an Adjunct Professor in UTSA’s Department of Construct
Matt has a B.S. and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas. After working in the automotive and medical device industries for 15 years, Matt transitioned to contracting and led a San Antonio-based HVAC and Plumbing business for over 20 years. He has also been an Adjunct Professor in UTSA’s Department of Construction Science since 2018. Matt’s focus is now on multi-discipline forensic engineering work related to building performance and construction defects. In addition, he is a licensed PE in Texas.
William Wurzbach, P.E.
William Wurzbach, P.E.
William Wurzbach, P.E.
In his 42+ years of professional experience, Bill has held positions as a mechanical engineer, construction estimator, project manager, workout consultant for bonded work , and president. Bill graduated from the University of Texas in Austin, TX, in 1980 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He obtained his Texas license as a Professi
In his 42+ years of professional experience, Bill has held positions as a mechanical engineer, construction estimator, project manager, workout consultant for bonded work , and president. Bill graduated from the University of Texas in Austin, TX, in 1980 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He obtained his Texas license as a Professional Engineer in 1985. As a forensic engineer, his experience includes performing cause and origin analysis of various types of building construction and building systems. In addition, he provided consulting services involving commercial, residential, condominiums, multifamily, government, educational, religious, hospitality, warehousing, and office buildings. Furthermore, he provides expert opinions and testimony in depositions, arbitrations, and courtroom trials.
John Wurzbach
William Wurzbach, P.E.
John Wurzbach
John graduated from Texas Tech in 2011 with a degree in Exercise Sports and Sciences and a minor in Math and Mechanical Engineering. In 2015, he completed his Mechanical Engineering Degree at UTSA. John has worked in several fields, including estimation, jury biomechanics, geothermal, estimator, product test supervisor and test designer,
John graduated from Texas Tech in 2011 with a degree in Exercise Sports and Sciences and a minor in Math and Mechanical Engineering. In 2015, he completed his Mechanical Engineering Degree at UTSA. John has worked in several fields, including estimation, jury biomechanics, geothermal, estimator, product test supervisor and test designer, DOD Contractor, vibration analyst, and project manager. John’s attention to detail, standard operating procedure, and ability to dissect construction and air barrier issues makes him a valuable asset to a forensic investigation.