No-structural-impact letters your board will accept.
Signed and sealed by a New York PE, addressed to your board, landlord or DOB — typically five to ten business days after the site visit.
- Site visit by a licensed engineer
- Signed & sealed PDF letter addressed to the right party
- Rush turnaround available on request
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.
How quickly can you produce a no-structural-impact letter?
Typically five to ten business days after we have the site visit complete and any required photos or drawings from your architect or contractor. Rush turnaround is sometimes possible — say so when you submit and we'll let you know.
Do I get a written report after a site visit?
Not by default. Standard site visits include verbal recommendations only. Written reports, signed and sealed letters, calculations and drawings are separate deliverables and are quoted as their own scope after the visit is complete.
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.
Board waiting on a letter? Let's get it moving.
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.