Service 07
Engineering Reports & Certifications
Sealed reports, letters and certifications for lenders, agencies, insurers and owners.
Sometimes the deliverable is not a drawing but a document — a sealed opinion an agency, lender or insurer will accept. These get written to be read by whoever is going to rely on them.
Scope
- Professional engineering reports
- Structural certification letters
- Property condition assessments
- Load capacity and equipment support letters
- Solar and rooftop structural letters
- Code compliance and zoning analysis reports
- Documentation for lenders, insurers and agencies
Who we work with
Lenders, insurers, agencies, solar installers, businesses and owners.
Where we deliver this
Across every town in Nassau and Suffolk, the East End and all five boroughs:
- Long Island
- New York City
- The Hamptons
- Hempstead
- North Hempstead
- Oyster Bay
- Glen Cove
- Long Beach
- Babylon
- Brookhaven
- East Hampton
- Huntington
- Islip
- Riverhead
- Shelter Island
- Smithtown
- Southampton
- Southold
Related services
- Professional Engineering Services
- Structural Engineering
- Civil & Site Engineering
- Design & Construction Documents
- Inspections & Site Observation
- Forensic Engineering
- Permitting & Expediting
- Violations, Open Permits & Compliance
- Legalizations
- Additions & New Construction
- NYC DOB & Agency Filings
- Pool Design & Permitting
- Health Department Permitting
- Project & Construction Management
- Variances & Zoning Relief
- Property File Review
- Certificates of Occupancy & Compliance
- Accessory Apartments & Conversions
- House Lifting & Flood Elevation
- Wetlands & Environmental Permitting
- Solar Structural Letters
- Storm & Insurance Damage Assessment
- Demolition & Change of Use
- Construction Cost Estimating
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Common questions
My lender wants an engineer's letter. Can you write it?
Usually, once the condition has been inspected. The report is written for whoever has to rely on it.
Is a report the same as a full inspection?
The report is the deliverable; the inspection is how the findings are established. Most reports require one.