Costs depend on the building type, size, complexity, and structural system. A single-family home is priced differently than a multi-story commercial building. We provide detailed proposals with clear pricing after reviewing your architectural plans.

Residential projects typically take two to four weeks from receipt of architectural plans. Commercial and industrial projects may take three to six weeks depending on scope and complexity. We provide timeline estimates in every proposal.

Yes. In Arizona, your architect handles the building design and layout, while a structural engineer designs the structural system — foundations, framing, connections, and load resistance — that holds the building up. Both are required for permit submission on any new construction project.

Yes. We design structural systems in all four primary materials — wood framing, structural steel, reinforced concrete, and masonry. We recommend the most appropriate material or combination based on your project's requirements, budget, and local availability.

We produce the sealed structural package for permit submission and respond to building department comments and requests for information. We coordinate with the plan reviewer until the structural engineering portion of your permit is approved.

Yes. Our principal engineer has specific experience designing multi-story buildings in steel, concrete, and masonry — including commercial office buildings, multi-family residential, industrial facilities, and institutional structures.