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NJ Licensed PE #24GE06238300 · Residential Structural Engineering · New Jersey · (848) 666-3407 · Email
NJ Licensed PE #24GE06238300

Structural Engineering Services in New Jersey

Sealed structural engineering for homeowners, contractors and architects across New Jersey — beam design and wall removals, decks, additions, foundations, retaining walls and structural inspections. Designed to the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code by a licensed Professional Engineer.

Engineering, not paperwork

You get the structural engineering — sealed drawings and calculations — that your contractor or you submit with the municipal permit. Straight answers from a NJ-licensed PE (Cleber Franca, #24GE06238300), same-day quotes, no call center.

What we do in New Jersey

Load-Bearing Wall Removal & Beam Design

Open up your floor plan — we size the LVL, steel or timber beam and seal the drawings your town needs.

Deck Engineering

Sealed deck designs — frost-depth footings, ledger connection, snow and live loads, built to the NJ code.

Home Addition Structural Engineering

Framing plans, foundations and beams for additions — tied into your existing home and the NJ code.

Retaining Wall Design

Sealed retaining wall design — soil, surcharge, drainage and frost, for segmental, poured or timber walls.

Foundation & Footing Engineering

New foundations, footings below frost, underpinning, and crack/settlement evaluation and repair design.

Structural Inspection & Evaluation

On-site PE evaluation of cracks, settlement, sagging floors, storm damage or a home you're buying — with a sealed report.

Built to the New Jersey code

New Jersey engineering is different from the Sun Belt. Every design accounts for the conditions that actually govern here:

Snow load on roofs, decks and covered structures · Footings below the ~36" frost line so they don't heave · Design wind (higher near the shore) · Seismic Design Category B · all to the adopted 2021 IRC / IBC New Jersey subcodes.

Permits in New Jersey are issued by your municipal Construction Official — zoning first, then the building subcode review. We provide the sealed structural documents that review requires; you or your contractor file them with the town.

Have a New Jersey project?

Book a quick call or send photos and measurements — a NJ-licensed PE gives you a straight quote, usually the same business day.

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