Load capacity letters for equipment going in this quarter.
X-ray and dental units, rooftop mechanical, high-density storage. We confirm the floor can carry it, or detail the reinforcement it needs.
- Review of equipment specs and existing framing
- Signed & sealed load capacity letter
- Reinforcement details when required
Three steps to a straight answer.
You'll know the scope and the fee in writing before anything is billed.
Tell us what's going on
Address, what you're seeing, and your timeline. Photos help but can follow by email.
Get a recommendation
Within one business day: whether you need a visit, what the deliverable would be, and a flat fee.
Engineer on site
A licensed engineer visits, gives verbal recommendations, and quotes any letter or drawings in writing.
Before you book.
Where are you licensed?
Trinity Engineering holds Professional Engineer licenses in New York (PE #086763) and New Jersey (PE #24GE05853400), and serves clients across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. All signed and sealed work is performed by or under the direct supervision of a PE licensed in the state where the project is located.
How much does this cost?
Site visits are quoted as a flat fee based on travel and scope. Letters, calculations and drawings are quoted separately after the visit. We'll send a written proposal before any chargeable work begins, and the standard payment schedule is 50% on approval and 50% on completion.
What is the payment schedule?
Unless otherwise stated in your proposal, 50% is due upon approval and before work begins, and the remaining 50% is due upon completion and before delivery of final signed and sealed drawings, reports or letters.
Install date coming up? Get the load letter first.
Tell us the address and what you're seeing. A licensed engineer replies within one business day.
Our standard site visits are visual in nature and limited to readily accessible and visible conditions at the time of review. Concealed conditions, covered framing, underground elements, and inaccessible areas are excluded unless specifically included in the scope. Written reports, letters, calculations, and signed/sealed drawings are separate services unless expressly stated in the proposal.