Structural Plans
Framing, connections, anchorage, foundations, calculations and structural design packages.
Built for architects, designers, contractors and manufacturers who already have the drawings. We bring the engineering review, the corrections, and the professional seal — when the responsible PE approves.
We focus on professional engineering review and sealing for drawings that are ready for a licensed engineer's evaluation.
Framing, connections, anchorage, foundations, calculations and structural design packages.
HVAC layouts, equipment schedules, ventilation, loads and mechanical engineering documentation.
Power, lighting, panels, circuiting, load calculations and related electrical design.
Supply, drainage, venting, fixture schedules and plumbing engineering documentation.
Site-related engineering packages reviewed against project-specific requirements and jurisdiction.
Written review comments and engineering revisions when submitted plans need work before sealing.
We don't rubber-stamp drawings. Every professional seal follows an appropriate engineering review.
Send drawings, calculations, location, project scope and any permit comments.
We confirm discipline, jurisdiction, completeness and the required review effort.
An appropriately licensed PE reviews the documents and identifies necessary corrections.
Once the responsible PE is satisfied, approved documents can be signed and sealed.
A professional engineer's seal means accountability. We never promise a seal before review, and we never skip the corrections needed to get the work right.
Our job is to make the review process direct, responsive and technically responsible.
Engineering services and sealing availability depend on discipline, jurisdiction, document completeness and responsible-charge requirements. Permit approval and turnaround times are not guaranteed.
A seal is only worth something in the jurisdiction that issued the license behind it. Start with your state — board, code environment, and what review looks like there.
All 50 states: licensing board, code environment, regional design drivers and discipline depth for each jurisdiction.
Home marketPhoenix-metro plan review and sealing, including the city's self-certification program and Valley AHJ practice.
How it worksHow firm registration, PE licensure and responsible charge decide who may legally seal your plans — and where.
Tell us what you've designed and where it's going. We'll help determine the next step.
Include your project state, required engineering discipline, current plan set and any jurisdiction comments. Every submission is answered with a written scope and quote — plan sets are treated as confidential documents, handled under the Privacy Notice linked below.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (480) 490-0064 or write info@apexgrideng.com.