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Frequently asked questions

We provide structural engineering — structural design and drawings, foundations and retaining structures, concrete and specialised structures, inspections and retrofitting, and solar structure design — for residential, commercial, industrial, infrastructure and renewable projects.
We're led from Australia and work both locally and remotely across Australia, the US, the UK, Pakistan and the GCC. Our founder spent years delivering solar structure design for a US client entirely remotely, so distance is not a barrier.
Yes — from a single beam for a knock-through to commercial buildings and solar farms. Every job gets the same care.
We price each project on its scope rather than a flat rate. Send us the details and you'll get a clear, fixed-scope quote — no obligation — usually within one business day.
Always. Drawings and calculations are prepared to the governing code for your site — AS/NZS, IBC/ASCE/ACI, Eurocodes/BS, or the relevant codes for Pakistan and the GCC.
Yes — it's a specialism. We design rooftop racking and attachments, ground-mount frames and foundations, and solar carports, and we run the wind, snow and seismic load calculations and produce the stamped structural package for permitting.
Yes. We assess the existing roof structure for the added dead and wind loads from the array before anything is installed.
Yes. Through inspection, investigation and capacity analysis we establish a building's condition and what it can safely carry — and design strengthening or seismic upgrades where needed.
We prepare drawings and calculations to the governing code and coordinate the certification your jurisdiction requires. Tell us the location and we'll confirm exactly what's needed.
Use the quote form, tell us about the project and mention any drawings you have. An engineer reviews it personally and replies with the next step.
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