I come out, tell you what is really going on, and put it in writing fast enough to keep your sale or your project moving.
I come to the property and look at the real conditions. No guessing from photos.
I find the cause, tell you in plain language how serious it is, and write it up so you can hand it to a buyer, a bank, the township, or your insurer.
If something got flagged that is not actually a problem, I will tell you that too, so a deal does not fall apart over nothing.
I visit the property and look at the actual structure and conditions.
I pin down the cause and write a clear, signed report or letter.
You get the letter in hand in time for your closing or permit.
“Collin was quick, clear, and easy to deal with. He told us exactly what we needed and got it to us in time.”
For most inspections and letters I can turn it around quickly. Tell me your deadline when you reach out and I will let you know right away if I can hit it.
It is a signed letter from a licensed engineer stating that a structure, or a repair, meets requirements. Townships, banks, and insurers often ask for one. I inspect, then issue it.
Often yes. A home inspector flags concerns but is not licensed to say what is structurally sound or how to fix it. An engineer gives you the answer in writing.
It depends on the property and what you need. Tell me what is going on and I will give you a clear price up front before any work starts.
An engineer tells you what is actually wrong and what the right fix is, then your contractor does the work. Getting the engineer first means you do not pay for the wrong repair, and for structural work most townships require stamped drawings from an engineer anyway.
It depends on the job. A quick assessment is on the low end and full stamped drawings cost more. Either way you get a clear price up front before any work starts.
Tell me your deadline and what is going on. I will get right back to you.
Call or text 610-629-5314
Serving Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton, and the greater Lehigh Valley.