Structural Engineering Inspection
Licensed PE evaluation of load-bearing systems and observed distress.
At a glance
- Base price
- $1,250 per property
- Typical time on site
- 2 – 6 hours
- Governing standard
- State PE licensure, ASCE 11 / IEBC evaluation methods
- Inspection scopes
- 1 scope · 5 checkpoints
- Category
- Structural & Engineering
What this inspection covers
A professional engineer evaluates observed structural distress — cracking, deflection, settlement, rotation or member deterioration — determines cause, assesses capacity, and issues a stamped letter with a repair recommendation and design where required.
Key inspection points
- Foundation settlement and differential movement
- Beam, joist and truss deflection and damage
- Load path continuity and lateral system
- Masonry cracking, spalling and displacement
- Prior alteration and unpermitted modification review
How the scope is structured
When you accept the proposal, these scopes flow into your project automatically. Each engineer works and signs off one scope at a time, and every checkpoint below becomes a recorded finding with a condition, a severity and photographic evidence.
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Structural Engineering Inspection — Standard Scope
5 checkpoints
Structural Engineering Inspection — Standard Scope
5 checkpoints
- Foundation settlement and differential movement
- Beam, joist and truss deflection and damage
- Load path continuity and lateral system
- Masonry cracking, spalling and displacement
- Prior alteration and unpermitted modification review
Request a Structural Engineering Inspection
Send us the address and the question you need answered. An estimator replies with a proposal that names each scope, the standard it follows, what you receive and when — normally by the end of the next business day.
- Priced line by line
- Nothing to sign until you accept
- A named estimator, not a bot