New Homes
For custom homes or repeat builders that need structural design coordinated for permitting and construction.
- Foundations
- Framing
- Load paths
- Wind-load design
Structural Project Intake
What are you planning to build or change?
Choose the project that looks most like yours. SSUD will route you to the right Structural starting point without asking you to diagnose the engineering requirement first.
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A clear path to the right scope.
Starting with the project category keeps the first step simple while giving SSUD enough context to identify the structural design and documentation involved.
STEP 01Choose the projectPick the category that looks most like what you are building or changing.
STEP 02Share the basicsSend the address, your role, and any plans, photos, or documents you have.
STEP 03SSUD confirms scopeReceive the right intake direction, quote, or next information request.
Projects
Choose your project
Select the category that best matches what you are building, modifying, repairing, or repeating. The project type will be carried into your Structural request so SSUD can confirm scope and next steps.
Additions and Remodels
For expanding or reworking an existing home where new construction must connect safely to the current structure.
- Structural tie-ins
- Framing changes
- Foundations
- Wind resistance
Garages, Barns, Porches, Decks, and Accessory Structures
For attached or detached accessory structures that need appropriately designed foundations, framing, connections, and support.
- Foundations
- Framing
- Connections
- Wind-load design
Repeat Builders
For builders who need ongoing production work.
- Repeat plans
- Plan revisions
- Site adaptations
- Wind-load packages
Not Sure What You Need?
Describe what you are building, changing, or repairing and share the property address plus any plans or photos you have. You do not need to identify the beam, load path, wind-load requirement, or engineering term yourself.
Still deciding where to start?
Call the office or send a Structural Guidance request. You do not need to know the engineering term before reaching out.