Drafting for Engineering Review
Ready for structural stamping.
Some projects need structural engineering approval, for example when removing load-bearing walls or adding a multi-storey addition. We prepare the drawings that engineers need to review, comment on, and stamp.
Sending the engineer an organized, complete set saves time and can reduce consultant fees. Once the engineer signs off, your drawing set is fully compliant for permits and construction.
Common Questions
When does my project need an engineer?
Typically when the work affects the structure of the building, such as removing a load-bearing wall or adding a multi-storey addition. Your building permit authority can also ask for engineered drawings on some projects.
What do you do, and what does the engineer do?
We prepare the drawings the engineer needs to review. The structural engineer reviews them, comments, and stamps them. We coordinate with the engineer when your project requires one, so you aren’t passing documents back and forth yourself.
How does this save me money?
When everything arrives at the engineer organized and ready for review, it saves the engineer time, which can reduce consultant fees.
What happens after the engineer signs off?
The drawing set becomes fully compliant for permits and construction, and you can move ahead with your permit submission or contractor pricing.
