Kentucky & Indiana
Foundation inspections, environmental assessments, structural letters, and more — signed and stamped by a licensed PE.
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You request a report.
Tell us what you need and where the property is.
2
A PE inspects the property.
Licensed, on-site, no shortcuts.
3
You get a report.
Signed, stamped, and ready for lenders, attorneys, or the closing table.
Everything below is performed by a licensed Professional Engineer. The reports are signed and stamped accordingly.
Your lender needs a letter confirming your manufactured home's foundation meets HUD guidelines. We write that letter.
We look at your foundation. We tell you what we see. If something is wrong, we put that in writing too.
A thorough look at the overall condition of a property. Useful before you buy something you will later regret.
A records review and site visit to identify recognized environmental conditions. Required by most lenders for commercial transactions.
Soil and groundwater sampling. For when Phase I found something and everyone wants to know how bad it actually is.
More relevant in Kentucky than you might think. We assess the site and give you an opinion on subsidence risk.
Need a PE to sign off on something structural? We write the letter. It has a stamp on it.
We evaluate retaining walls and tell you whether they are doing their job or planning to stop.
Water goes somewhere. We give a professional opinion on where it is going and whether that is a problem.
For properties on hills. We assess whether the hill intends to stay where it is.
If you are involved in a real estate transaction and need an engineering report, you are probably in the right place.
Homebuyers
Know what you are buying.
Home Sellers
Know what you are selling.
Realtors
Get the report your client needs.
Lenders & Banks
Satisfy your underwriting requirements.
Commercial Buyers
Assess before you commit.
Developers
Understand the site before you build on it.
Fill out the form. We will review it and get back to you with a price. No obligation. No sales pitch. Just a number.
We serve Kentucky and Indiana. If your property is in one of those states, we can probably help. If it is not, we cannot. That is geography.
Not sure if we cover your area? Send us the address and we will let you know.