Elevated Residential Conditions
Engineering evaluation and permit-oriented documentation for elevated structures, supports, stairs, decks and related project conditions when included in the authorized scope.
Practical engineering support for elevated structures, enclosures, flood vents and other project conditions affected by floodplain and coastal requirements.
Flood-zone projects can involve structural, enclosure, venting and permitting requirements that need to be coordinated with the actual building condition. ProTech reviews the available project information and develops engineering documentation within the authorized scope.
When survey or elevation-certificate information is required, ProTech can coordinate the engineering work with information provided by the owner, contractor or surveyor. Surveying and preparation of an Elevation Certificate are not implied unless specifically included in a project scope.
Every property is different. The appropriate engineering scope depends on the flood zone, proposed work, existing construction, permit comments and the information available for review.
Engineering evaluation and permit-oriented documentation for elevated structures, supports, stairs, decks and related project conditions when included in the authorized scope.
Engineering support for enclosure conditions, flood-opening considerations and related structural details based on the actual project and applicable review requirements.
Review of available plans, photographs, surveys and permit comments to identify the engineering information needed to move the project forward.
Engineering coordination using survey and elevation information supplied for the project, with responsibilities clearly defined for the engineer, surveyor, contractor and owner.
For an initial review, send the project address and the available project information. The exact requirements vary by project.
Send the address, project description and the documents you already have. ProTech can review the information and help define the next engineering step.