Licensed structural engineers · Keller, Texas

Calls returned within one business day · Texas PE #98421 · TBPE Firm Reg. F-24118

Texas PE #####

Licensed professional engineer

F-#####

TBPE firm registration

12 years

Serving the metroplex

Serving Dallas TX

and surrounding cities

01

Cracks, sticking doors, a gap over the garage door — find out what's actually moving before anyone sells you piers.

02

You want the kitchen opened up. We size the beam and draw it so your contractor can bid it and your city will permit it.

03

Foundation, framing, and bracing plans for additions and new builds — drawn the way DFW permit desks want them.

04

Sagging floors, a dipping roof line, or a new build about to be closed up — an engineer looks before the drywall goes on.

02 / Do I need one?

If you recognise your house in one of these, a phone call costs nothing and usually saves a great deal.

STEP 01

An engineer — not a technician — looks at what you're worried about, plus the things you haven't noticed yet. You get a verbal read before we leave.

45–90 min on site

STEP 02

Floor elevations, span tables, load paths, soil behaviour. Findings get compared against published criteria, not against a hunch.

Elevation survey · load calculations

STEP 03

A sealed report or plan set, formatted the way DFW cities want it. Your contractor can bid from it and the permit desk can accept it.

3–5 business days

04 / Why this firm

Most homeowners hire a designer to draw the addition, then an engineer to stamp the structure, and pay for the gap between them — the beam that doesn't fit the ceiling height, the header that isn't on the elevation, the resubmittal.

We produce both sets in-house. The drawings agree with each other before they reach the permit desk, and one engineer is accountable for all of it. Add to that a founder who framed houses before he engineered them, and you get solutions that are buildable rather than merely correct.

Fig. 1 — post-tension slab layout, 640 sq ft addition, Keller

Fig. 2 — pre-drywall walkthrough, new construction, Justin

He told us the slab was fine and we didn't need the $18,000 of piers the repair company quoted. Then he wrote it down and sealed it so the buyer's agent had to accept it.

Marissa T.

Colleyville · pre-purchase evaluation

I've bid a lot of beam jobs. This is the first plan set I didn't have to call about. Sizes, connections, temporary shoring — all of it was on the sheet.

Ruben A.

General contractor · Fort Worth

Keller took the plans first submittal, no comments. For an addition on a 1978 slab, that has never happened to me before.

Dana W.

Keller · 640 sq ft addition

06 / Service area

Based in Dallas, on site across the metroplex. If your city isn't listed, call and ask — it probably still is.

07 / Next step

Send photos with the form and we'll tell you whether you actually need an engineer. Every request gets a call back within one business day.

325 North St. Paul Street Ste 3100, Dallas, TX 75201

Call and describe it. If we can answer in five minutes on the phone, we will — and we'll tell you if you don't need us.