Beam, post and footing design to open up your space safely – with a stamped plan or letter your building department will accept.

A load-bearing wall carries the floor, roof or walls above it. Removing it safely needs a correctly sized beam, posts at each end and footings that can carry the new point loads down to the foundation.
Send us photos of the wall, the rooms on both sides, the attic or floor above and a few measurements. We confirm whether it is load-bearing and what your permit needs.
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We trace what the wall supports from the roof down to the foundation.
Flush or dropped beam in LVL, glulam, steel or sawn lumber.
Post sizes and connections at each end of the beam.
New footings where point loads need them.
Notes so your contractor can support the structure during work.
Sealed documents for your permit where required.
You receive clear drawings and calculations showing the beam, posts, footings and connections – everything your contractor and inspector need.

These services work together on this type of project – tap one for details.
Address, scope and any plans, photos or plan-check comments.
Scope, price and delivery date in 5-10 minutes. Nothing starts until you approve.
Drawings and calculations prepared in CAD to your local code.
Sealed and stamped where required. PDFs (and CAD on request).
Clues include joists or rafters resting on it, walls stacked above it and its position near the middle of the house. We confirm from your photos and measurements.
Almost always – and usually an engineered beam design.
Often, yes – a flush beam can be designed when the framing allows it.
Most wall removals can be designed from photos and measurements; we tell you if anything needs to be opened up or verified.
Send photos and measurements for a fixed price in 5-10 minutes.
Tell us about your project and upload any plans, sketches or photos you have. An engineer reviews every request personally and replies with a clear scope, price and delivery date – typically within 5 to 10 minutes.