Get coordinated structural drawings and calculations for foundations, framing, beams, columns, shear walls, connections, and other load-bearing systems. We support residential and commercial projects with permit-focused documentation developed around the building design and site-specific loading conditions.
Professional engineering review, signature, and sealing can be coordinated when required by the project scope and jurisdiction.


Foundation, floor, wall, roof, lateral-system, and connection information is developed as one coordinated structural package.
Structural members and connections are evaluated using the applicable loads, spans, materials, building configuration, and site conditions.
Licensed professional engineering review, signature, and sealing can be coordinated based on the project state, discipline, and permit requirements.
Structural engineering plans explain how a building or structure will safely transfer gravity, wind, snow, seismic, soil, and other applicable loads through its framing, connections, and foundations.
The drawings identify structural member sizes, materials, spacing, bearing locations, reinforcement, anchorage, bracing, shear walls, hold-downs, and construction details. Supporting calculations demonstrate how the selected structural elements were evaluated for the project-specific loads and code requirements.
A structural package may include a foundation plan, floor-framing plan, roof-framing plan, wall-framing information, shear-wall layout, beam and column schedules, connection details, structural notes, design criteria, and calculations.
The exact scope depends on the project type, building material, number of stories, existing conditions, soil information, site location, and requirements of the reviewing authority. Some projects can follow prescriptive residential provisions, while others require engineered analysis and a licensed professional’s seal.
Structural plans must match the architectural design. Floor levels, wall locations, door and window openings, roof geometry, equipment loads, and existing-building connections should be coordinated before the engineering package is finalized.


Planning an addition, wall removal, deck, porch, garage, accessory structure, or new home? We help define and document the required structural work.
Receive clear foundation, framing, connection, and structural-detail drawings for permitting, pricing, and construction.
Use our engineering coordination to develop structural systems that align with the architectural layout, elevations, sections, and project objectives.
We support residential, multifamily, commercial, retail, office, warehouse, metal-building, tenant-improvement, and existing-building projects.
We provide structural design support for new construction, additions, renovations, repairs, accessory structures, and permit corrections.
| Project Type | Typical Structural Scope | Additional Coordination |
|---|---|---|
| New single-family home | Foundations, floors, walls, roof and lateral system | Architectural, soils and MEP coordination |
| Home addition | New foundation, framing and existing-building connection | Existing-condition verification |
| Second-story addition | Floor framing, walls, roof and foundation capacity | Existing structure evaluation |
| Load-bearing wall removal | Beam, posts, connections and supporting foundations | Field verification of existing framing |
| Garage or carport | Slab, footings, walls, beams, roof and anchorage | Wind, snow and door-opening design |
| Deck or elevated platform | Footings, posts, beams, joists, ledgers and guards | Lateral and stair coordination |
| Porch or patio cover | Footings, columns, beams, rafters and connections | Existing-house attachment |
| Pergola or pavilion | Foundations, frames, roof and anchorage | Wind and uplift design |
| Shed or accessory structure | Foundation, wall and roof framing | Product or manufacturer coordination |
| ADU or guest house | Complete structural building package | Architectural and utility coordination |
| Metal building foundation | Slab, footings, piers and anchor reactions | Pre-engineered building reactions |
| Retaining wall | Wall, footing, reinforcement and drainage assumptions | Survey, soils and site grading |
| Masonry wall or fence | Foundation, reinforcement and wind design | Site and property-line coordination |
| Commercial tenant improvement | Openings, beams, equipment support and framing changes | Architectural and MEP coordination |
Simple Rule: Structural drafting, engineering calculations, condition assessments, inspections, and professional sealing are different services. The proposal will identify which services are included and what information must be provided by the owner, contractor, architect, surveyor, geotechnical engineer, or other consultant.
The final deliverables are selected according to the project type, construction material, structural system, and permit requirements.
Send us the project address, architectural plans, survey, photographs, existing drawings, and structural requirements. We will review the information and recommend the appropriate drawing, calculation, and professional-review scope.
Our process coordinates the structural design with the architectural project and permit requirements.
Submit the Project Documents Send the property address, architectural plans, site plan, survey, existing structural information, photographs, specifications, and permit comments when available.
We Define the Engineering Scope The team reviews the building configuration, structural system, materials, spans, loading conditions, foundation information, and professional-seal requirements.
We Prepare and Coordinate the Design Structural drawings and calculations are developed and coordinated with the architectural plans and information supplied by the project team.
Final Review and Permit Support The package is checked for coordination and finalized. Professional review is completed when included, and applicable permit corrections are addressed within the original scope.
Structural member locations, bearing points, openings, roof geometry, floor levels, and foundations are coordinated with the architectural design.
We consider how gravity and lateral loads travel through the roof, floors, walls, frames, connections, and foundations rather than designing isolated members without context.
Our project support can include wood, structural steel, cold-formed steel, reinforced concrete, masonry, and pre-engineered systems based on the required scope.
We support new homes, additions, decks, garages, metal buildings, tenant improvements, equipment supports, commercial structures, and repairs.
When a seal is required, we coordinate review by an appropriately licensed professional based on the project state and structural scope.
Site Plans Online USA supports structural projects throughout the United States. Documents can be submitted online, coordinated digitally, and delivered as PDF, DWG, and calculation files when included in the proposal.
We work with projects in high-wind, hurricane, heavy-snow, seismic, coastal, floodplain, frost, wildfire, and other location-specific environments. Design criteria must be confirmed for the actual project address and adopted local code.
New use changed occupant load, exits, restrooms, parking, MEP, and life-safety — all coordinated in one set.
Structural fees depend on the project type, size, material, complexity, available architectural information, calculations required, professional review, and permit-response scope.
| Service | Starting Price | Typical Turnaround |
|---|---|---|
| Single beam, header or localized calculation | From $350 | 3–5 business days |
| Small deck, porch or patio-cover structural package | From $600 | 5–8 business days |
| Garage, carport or accessory structure package | From $750 | 5–10 business days |
| Home addition structural package | From $1,000 | 7–12 business days |
| New residential structural package | $1,500 | 10–20 business days |
| Load-bearing wall removal package | Custom quote | Based on existing conditions |
| Foundation or slab engineering | Custom quote | Based on reactions and soils |
| Retaining wall engineering | Custom quote | Based on wall and site conditions |
| Metal-building foundation design | Custom quote | Based on manufacturer reactions |
| Commercial structural package | Custom quote | Based on scope |
| Existing structure repair design | Custom quote | Based on investigation |
| Professional review, signature and seal | Custom quote | Based on state and scope |
| Permit correction response | Custom quote | Based on comments |
We support residential and commercial structural projects across the United States, including regions with demanding wind, snow, seismic, coastal, floodplain, frost-depth, and soil conditions.
We also support projects in other states and municipalities. Send us the project address and drawings so we can assess the required design criteria and professional coordination.
Structural plans identify the load-bearing components of a building or structure, including foundations, beams, columns, joists, rafters, walls, bracing, connections, reinforcement, and anchorage.
Structural calculations document the engineering analysis used to evaluate loads, member capacities, deflection, stability, foundations, lateral resistance, and connections.
Structural plans may be required for new construction, additions, load-bearing wall removal, large openings, elevated decks, roof additions, garages, retaining walls, equipment supports, repairs, and other work affecting the load-bearing system.
Most structural projects require coordinated architectural plans showing the building layout, dimensions, levels, openings, roof geometry, sections, and intended materials. Limited-scope projects may proceed with accurate field information and sketches.
Yes. Foundation design can include footings, slabs, stem walls, piers, grade beams, reinforcement, anchors, hold-downs, and other supporting elements included in the agreed scope.
Yes. Beam design requires information about the supported floors, roof, spans, bearing locations, materials, and foundations. Posts and the structure below the new beam must also be evaluated.
Yes. Manufacturer reactions, column locations, base-plate information, anchor requirements, building geometry, site design criteria, and soil-bearing information are needed before the foundation can be finalized.
Wind design can be included where required. The analysis may address component pressures, uplift, lateral forces, shear walls, diaphragms, foundations, anchorage, and connections.
Yes. Snow design may include balanced snow, unbalanced snow, drifting, sliding snow, and roof configuration effects based on the project and applicable requirements.
Seismic analysis can be included when required by the project location, building type, structural system, and code. The required level of analysis depends on the structure and site information.
Yes. Retaining-wall design may include stability, sliding, overturning, bearing, reinforcement, and foundation calculations. Accurate wall geometry, grading, surcharge, drainage, and soil information are required.
Send your project address, architectural plans, survey, structural requirements, photographs, and available permit comments. Our team will review the information and recommend the appropriate drawing, calculation, and professional-review scope.
From a single structural beam to a complete residential or commercial framing package, we provide clear engineering documentation coordinated with the building design.






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