Remodels & structural changes
Wall openings, beams, additions and changes to existing framing. Define the load-path review, supports and connections involved.
Useful inputs: existing and proposed plans, dimensions, framing photos and access details.
Contractors • Remodelers • Commercial project teams
Send the plans, project requirements and permit comments. Get a proposal that identifies the structural work, needed information and deliverable for your Kansas City project.
Start with one project or discuss recurring engineering needs. Each assignment receives its own confirmed scope, fee and schedule.
Text your project address and a brief description. Use the request form for project documents; do not text banking or payment information.

Send the full comments and current plan set—not just the sentence asking for an engineer's stamp.
Project-specific support
Wall openings, beams, additions and changes to existing framing. Define the load-path review, supports and connections involved.
Useful inputs: existing and proposed plans, dimensions, framing photos and access details.
Structural questions in tenant improvements, existing-building work and plan-review corrections.
Useful inputs: current drawings, complete comments, occupancy/use information and the permit jurisdiction.
Review engineering needs for equipment supports, anchorage or foundations based on the actual equipment and installation.
Useful inputs: manufacturer data, loads, layout, existing structure details and installation requirements.
Less back-and-forth starts with a better brief
Identify who will use the deliverable: a permit reviewer, owner, general contractor or installer. Send the actual requirement and current documents so the scope addresses the correct engineering question.
The proposal names the required review, field verification, calculations, drawings or report; it also defines exclusions, revisions, fee and scheduling conditions.
Other disciplines, surveys, geotechnical work and expanded redesign are not automatically included. The responsible professional confirms the services and applicable state licensing before work is accepted.
Have several jobs? Identify each address and scope separately so documents, fees and responsibilities stay distinct.
Send your plans and requirements →How the project starts
Share the address, requirements and current documents.
Review fee, deliverables, exclusions, terms and timing.
Provide access and any information required for the engineering.
Receive the agreed documents and included follow-up.
Project requests in Missouri and Kansas—including Kansas City, Independence, Lee's Summit, Liberty, Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa and Shawnee—are reviewed for the actual property location, scope and available resources.
Missouri and Kansas requirements are not interchangeable. The project address determines the jurisdiction and appropriate licensed responsibility.
Yes. Keep each project address and its documents clearly identified. Scope, pricing and availability are confirmed separately for each assignment.
No. The permit authority makes its own review decisions. The proposal defines the engineering deliverables and any included response to review comments.
The responsible professional must review the work and supporting information. Further verification or revisions may be needed; sealing is not a standalone shortcut.
Fees are based on the required work, information available, field needs and deliverable. No recurring rate or volume discount is assumed without an agreed arrangement.
Send the address, plans and what needs to be delivered.