Structural Certification for Concrete Pad
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need a North Carolina-licensed structural engineer to review the 24 ft x 35 ft concrete pad that supports my new metal garage in Iredell County. The slab was poured and finished this spring, but the required pre-pour inspection was missed. The county inspector has agreed to accept a stamped Structural Engineer Report that confirms the pad was designed and built in full compliance with current Iredell County and North Carolina codes.
What I can supply immediately:
• High-resolution photos and short videos taken before, during, and after the pour
• A written step-by-step summary from the installer
• Material receipts and mix specifications for the concrete, reinforcement, and vapor barrier
Your task is to analyse that evidence—requesting any additional information you need—then issue a signed, sealed report (PDF plus two hard copies) that addresses code compliance, slab thickness, reinforcement, load capacity, and any other items the county typically checks. If you believe an on-site visit is essential, please outline that in your proposal along with the additional fee.
Please let me know your estimated turnaround time, the information you will need up front, and your flat rate or not-to-exceed cost for delivering the stamped report suitable for county submission.
What I can supply immediately:
• High-resolution photos and short videos taken before, during, and after the pour
• A written step-by-step summary from the installer
• Material receipts and mix specifications for the concrete, reinforcement, and vapor barrier
Your task is to analyse that evidence—requesting any additional information you need—then issue a signed, sealed report (PDF plus two hard copies) that addresses code compliance, slab thickness, reinforcement, load capacity, and any other items the county typically checks. If you believe an on-site visit is essential, please outline that in your proposal along with the additional fee.
Please let me know your estimated turnaround time, the information you will need up front, and your flat rate or not-to-exceed cost for delivering the stamped report suitable for county submission.