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1. Homebase Investment, LLC

Phoenix, AZ7 years in business

Homebase Investment, LLC provides structural engineering in Phoenix, AZ. It has been in business for 7 years. A residential structural engineer evaluates how a house carries loads and designs changes or repairs so the structure performs properly. Typical work includes site visits, calculations, and written findings or drawings for beams, foundations, framing, and retaining walls that contractors and permit offices can follow. On their profile, Homebase Investment, LLC lists project type: repair, remodel, retaining wall, addition attached and addition unattached; services needed: load bearing wall, foundation, interior support, structural repair and inspection; property type: residential and commercial. Home inspection reports that flag foundation cracks, framing concerns, or sagging structures often lead buyers and sellers to request an engineer's evaluation. Describe the concern or project, share photos and any inspection reports, and include the home's age, foundation type, and approximate size. Multiple site visits, detailed calculations, drawings for permits, and coordination with builders during construction can add to the total cost. Customers in Phoenix and nearby areas such as Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Peoria can request a quote. Posted hours are Monday to Saturday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card and Zelle. To get started, send Homebase Investment, LLC a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. EE structural engineering

Phoenix, AZ6 years in business

Based in Phoenix, AZ, EE structural engineering works as a structural engineering firm. The business has been operating for 6 years. A residential structural engineer evaluates how a house carries loads and designs changes or repairs so the structure performs properly. Typical work includes site visits, calculations, and written findings or drawings for beams, foundations, framing, and retaining walls that contractors and permit offices can follow. On their profile, EE structural engineering lists project type: repair, remodel, retaining wall, addition attached and addition unattached; services needed: load bearing wall, foundation, interior support, structural repair and inspection; property type: residential and commercial. Sloping floors, cracks that are growing, bowing walls, and doors that suddenly stop closing are reasons to have the structure assessed. For remodels, provide floor plans, sketches of walls to be removed, and contact details for the contractor or architect involved. The type of service, such as a site letter versus full design drawings, plus the size and complexity of the structure, drives engineering fees. Customers in Phoenix and nearby areas such as Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Peoria can request a quote. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send EE structural engineering a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Struct 1, PLLC

Phoenix, AZ4 years in business

Struct 1, PLLC is a structural engineer serving Phoenix, AZ. It has been in business for 4 years. Many calls come from specific worries, such as cracks in foundation walls, sagging floors, or a plan to remove a wall between the kitchen and living room. The engineer determines what is causing the issue or what support is needed and explains the options in plain terms. On their profile, Struct 1, PLLC lists project type: repair, remodel, retaining wall, addition attached and addition unattached; services needed: load bearing wall, foundation, interior support, structural repair and inspection; property type: residential and commercial. Sloping floors, cracks that are growing, bowing walls, and doors that suddenly stop closing are reasons to have the structure assessed. For remodels, provide floor plans, sketches of walls to be removed, and contact details for the contractor or architect involved. Multiple site visits, detailed calculations, drawings for permits, and coordination with builders during construction can add to the total cost. Besides Phoenix, homeowners in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and Peoria can reach out for structural engineering. Request a quote from Struct 1, PLLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

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