Additions & structural changes
Engineering support for load-bearing modifications, supports and framing changes.
Georgia site plans / Professional engineering review
Engineering review with responsible coordination.
Georgia engineering review coordination for foundations, structural alterations, calculations and permit drawing packages that require a registered professional’s involvement.
Georgia-wide enquiries · Scope confirmed before drafting · Supporting files accepted
Your project, clearly scoped
A professional engineer’s seal is a responsibility, not a graphic.
When your permitting authority requires engineering, drawings and calculations must be reviewed under the scope accepted by a qualified Georgia-licensed professional. We help organize the information and coordinate the review, correction and deliverable process.
Discuss My Project
Project types
What are you planning to build?
Tell us which type of work best fits your project. You do not need to choose every drawing discipline before asking for a review.
Metal buildings & garages
Foundations, anchors, wind considerations and manufacturer information.
Decks & roof structures
Connection, uplift and structural detail review as applicable.
Permit review comments
Technical responses where a Georgia professional engineer is required.
Drawing deliverables
What's included in your drawing package?
Final deliverables are confirmed in your quote. Different cities, counties and permit scopes can require different sheets, calculations and professional involvement.
Scope screening
Review the address, project type and stated engineering requirements.
Document intake
Collect drawings, site conditions, loads and supporting information.
Professional coordination
Coordinate requested work with the responsible Georgia-licensed professional.
Structural calculations
Engineering calculations where within the agreed and accepted scope.
Signed/sealed drawings
Documents issued by the responsible professional only where required and agreed.
Technical revisions
Coordinate reviewer comments and subsequent engineering changes as needed.
Sealed drawings, engineering calculations, surveys, jurisdiction fees and third-party approvals are included only when expressly specified in the accepted project scope.
Drawing examples
See the work behind the drawings.
Examples are drawn from the website's existing project and drawing assets. These illustrate the type of documentation that may be relevant; your own project will be scoped separately.
Before we start
What to send for an accurate quote.
The more complete your documents, the easier it is to confirm what needs drawing, coordinating or revising.
- Permit address and local authority
- Current architectural or structural drawings
- Manufacturer specs, calculations and site data
- Precise engineer or building review comments
- Requested delivery format and submittal deadline
Our practical workflow
How the drawing process works.
Eight project milestones, from initial information and jurisdiction research through final drawings and optional reviewer-comment support.
Project details
Send the property location and a short description of the proposed work.
Existing documents
Attach survey, plans, sketches, photos or reviewer comments.
Requirements review
Identify the relevant city/county and available submission criteria.
Scope & quote
Confirm the sheets, specialists, schedule and quoted fee.
Drafting
Prepare the agreed site, building or trade drawing set.
Client review
Check key measurements, layouts and included revisions.
Final files
Receive the agreed PDF drawing set and other stated deliverables.
Review comments
Request support for jurisdiction comments or corrections if needed.
The reviewing authority decides permit requirements and approval. Actual deliverables, revisions and professional services are confirmed before drafting.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about drawings, project requirements and permit reviews.
Ask us about your projectCan you simply stamp my drawings?
No. A Georgia professional engineer must accept responsibility for the work within their professional scope; a seal is not a standalone decoration.
Does every project need engineering review?
No. The need depends on project complexity, construction work and the relevant reviewing authority.
Will the drawings receive a Georgia PE seal?
Only if the scope requires it and the responsible Georgia-licensed engineer accepts and completes that work.
Can engineering review address prior permit comments?
Yes. Attach the comments and the exact reviewed sheets so we can identify the coordination required.
Read this before you order drawings.
Short guides that explain what Georgia plan reviewers usually look for on this type of project.
- Permit guideWhen Do Georgia Building Permits Need Structural Drawings?Explore when Georgia building projects may need framing, foundation or other structural drawings, and how these coordi…
- Permit guideGeorgia Permit Corrections: How to Respond to Plan Review CommentsUnderstand the steps for addressing Georgia permit review comments, updating drawings and organizing a clear correctio…
- Permit guideGeorgia Permit Plan Review: A Better Resubmittal ChecklistOrganize Georgia permit plan-review corrections and resubmittals: comment logs, revised sheet coordination, supporting…
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