I will create structural drawings or fix city plan check corrections
Structural Engineer, Tower Crane and Temporary Works Specialist
About this Gig
Did the city reject your building plans? Don't panic. I am here to help you get your permit approved fast.
When a local planning department issues a "Correction Letter" or "Plan Check Comments," your entire construction timeline stalls. Every day of delay costs you money. I specialize in modifying existing blueprints, resolving architectural redlines, and correcting structural load paths to match your local building codes.
Whether you need a brand-new structural plan from scratch or urgent revisions to an existing drawing, I deliver precise, code-compliant files.
What I Can Fix For You:
Structural framing plans, foundation layouts, and connection details
Roof, floor, and wall framing modifications
Addressing specific city plan-checker comments and redline marks
Preparing an item-by-item Correction Response Matrix for city resubmission
IMPORTANT ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS:Because every city correction letter is unique, PLEASE MESSAGE ME BEFORE ORDERING. Send me your city comments and original files so I can evaluate the exact scope and provide a tailored Custom Quote that fits your project scale.
Project scale:
Object
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Industrial
Material speciality:
Concrete
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Wood
Delivery style preference
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FAQ
Can you fix both architectural and structural plan check comments?
Yes! I can update architectural layouts, accessibility details, egress requirements, and structural components like framing plans, beam sizes, and foundation details to fully satisfy your plan checker's checklist.
The city requires an "Item-by-Item Correction Matrix." Can you write this?
Yes! For comprehensive city rejections, I can draft a professional Response Matrix table. This document formally lists every single city comment side-by-side with an explanation of exactly how and where the correction was addressed in your new blueprint sheets.
