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A structural engineer evaluates the parts of a building that carry and transfer load, foundations, walls, floors, and framing, to determine whether they are performing as intended and, if not, what should be done about it.
Cost depends on the scope of the visit, a single crack review is priced differently than a full pre-purchase evaluation. Contact us with the details of your situation and we’ll provide a clear quote before scheduling.
Most residential site visits take one to two hours, depending on the size of the home and the number of concerns being reviewed. Written reports typically follow within a few business days.
Yes. Part of every evaluation is giving you a clear, honest answer about severity, whether that means real concern, a minor cosmetic issue, or nothing to worry about.
If you need an independent, unbiased assessment of what’s happening structurally, start with an engineer. If you already know the scope of repair needed, a contractor may be the right next call, we can help you figure out which situation you’re in.
Yes. We regularly support buyers, sellers, and agents with independent structural reviews tied to inspection findings and closing timelines.
