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Structural Inspection Services
ECO's structural inspection services can be provided for complete structures or for specific portions or areas of a structure.  the end result of an ECO structural inspection is to provide a Texas Professional Engineer sealed report. 
 
Inspections are performed by ECO's engineer. In rare cases we may use a trained, supervised, and managed inspection assisant. All inspection work fully reviewed by the engineer. Our residential fees for an engineer stamped inspection report starts from about $300 depending on the project size, complexity and location.

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

STRUCTURAL DAMAGE INSPECTION  

 
For assessment of framing damage on entire structures or on a specific portion of a structure  
  • Roof and wall structure wind damage assessment
  • Ceiling, floor, and wall structures flowing storm surge water damage assessment
  • Code matching area repair solutions when applicable

 

 

 

 
 
FORENSIC INSPECTIONS 

Forensic Structural Inspections of existing building or other structures are used to identify structural damage or to help resolve a structural performance issue. For instance an owner with a foundation problem may want an independent professional opinion in the form of an engineer stamped report when deciding on if to repair a foundation, or on what type of foundation repair should be done.   Or the problem may be an upper floor area that has an excessive sag, bounce, or shaking movement.  An engineer stamped certification statement may be required for insurance purposes before repair construction or renovation can proceed

 

FOUNDATION INSPECTIONS 

 

For existing foundations or for new construction foundations 

  • Slab-on-grade, crawl space, elevated pilings
  • Digital elevation survey, perimeter beam check
  • Drainage and landscape impact evaluation
  • Investigation of piling or pier damage  
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    Prepour inspections with certification reports
  • Post Tension cable elongation certifications
  • T.D.I. wind storm program inspections
  • Piling installation verification and certification
  • Bell-pier prepour verification and certification 

 

FRAMING INSPECTIONS

For existing framed structures or for new structures during frame construction

  • Wood, steel, concrete, SIP, AAC, ICF
  • Forensic investigation of cracks, drops, sags, leans, or apparent movement
  • Investigation of missing or overloaded beams, or failed or overloaded floor trusses
  • Review of renovation options such for identifiying or removing load bearing wall sections
  • Conversion solutions such as second floor additions or turning attics to conditioned space.
  • For improvements to apartment stairways, balconies, railings, and landings
  • Review of joist or rafter over-notching construction damage, structural evaluation and repair solutions
  • T.D.I. wind storm insurance program inspection
 
 
  
 CONCRETE NON-DESTRUCTIVE STRENGTH TESTING

 

  • Swiss Hammer impact method to estimate cured concrete strength
  • Reports is used to determine inadeqancies in new or old concrete.
  • The cost of this type of inspection and report starts at about $150. 
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    • Inspection of private or business owned bridge and bulkhead structures
    • Concrete, steel and wood bridges, crossways, stairways, balaconies, and landings
    • Inspections based on national and state practices (NBIS, BITM-90, TXDOT)

     

    To learn more click here or visit the 'Industrial Inspections' tab