Ever wonder what you're neighbours are doing to improve their homes? Discover what other Toronto homeowners have planned for their Structural Engineering projects by reading the details of their request for quotes below.
In total, TrustedPros has received 41 Structural Engineering projects posted by homeowners in Toronto seeking the services of local Structural Engineers. Total estimated value of these projects is $666,000.00 with a per project average of $16,243.00.
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City | #Projects | Total Value | Avg Budget |
Mississauga | 16 | $121,500.00 | $7,593.00 |
Brampton | 9 | $56,500.00 | $6,277.00 |
Scarborough | 9 | $81,500.00 | $9,055.00 |
Oakville | 6 | $91,500.00 | $15,250.00 |
Toronto | 41 | $666,000.00 | $16,243.00 |
my Porch needs to be supported more and possibly new posts put in, and the basement needs to have the stairs fixed...they are very crocked, and need more support as well.
I would like to have a contractor come with a licensed engineer, in order to verify what needs to be done exactly
I have had the most difficult time trying to get contractors to even call me back! So my other request is someone who has at least a decent level of customer service.
Thank-you
New house going to be build instead of older one and to make a right foundation i need secure soil from north part of of property to make sure neighbors house will not affected.
Neighbor gave permission to cross their property line. I need shoring engineer drawings and estimation. Please e-mail me for more details. Michael
We purchased a home in June that has some slanted floors on the main floor. The basement ceiling appears straight (not bowing in), but we would like a professional opinion (foundation specialist, structural engineer) to assess the flooring and determine if it is structural and needs to be fixed, or is cosmetic and/or not going to impact the house.
We would like someone who can a) diagnose if it is structural or not, and b) if it is an issue, can give a possible solution and approx. cost.
Thank you!
Require a contractor to replace and move a structural beam in a 75 year old semi-detached home. Not seeking to raise the floor - simply looking to properly support the structure. Have structural drawings and engineers report to follow. Steel beam with 3 columns required.
Floor plate is approximately 28 x 18.
Thanks.
As part of our signage permit application, we require structural engineer-stamped drawings for a black branded awning with our logo for our commercial store in downtown Toronto. We have architectural drawings of the awning but require a structural engineer to provide an additional stamped shop drawing. All the specifications will be provided by the awning factory. The scope is the following:
- stamped shop drawings
- commitment to general reviews
See the architectural drawings attached.
To inspect repair made by builder on new house. Home warranty passed repair claiming it is acceptable because water is no longer seen visibly entering the basement window/wall. However, water does travel inside brick wall and exits outside exterior brick (one brick is wet after rain storm). Builder caulked only and even chalked deck panels to exterior brick wall because basement window is located beneath a deck. Is this a temporary fix? Water test conducted by Warranty inspector revealed no water present in basement but water was seen exiting from one exterior brick that was never watered physically with a garden hose. This brick is directly horizontal from the basement window located approximately 10 feet away. Prior inspection and previous water tests conducted water was seen entering through window frame casing and a puddle of water was present on the floor traveling beneath the drywall. New home with a fully finished basement. Is this acceptable? Will mole be present beneath drywall in basement?
Second issue: sloped floor in kitchen. Tarion measured and said it was in the acceptable tolerance. You could physically feel the floor dip when walking on it. ? It is a newly built multi level home ?
Thanks
My 130 year old house has slanted floors on the 1st and 2nd floor that I want to fix. I require a structural engineer to inspect the basement/joists to ensure there are no structural issues before I proceed to level the flooring 1st and 2nd levels.
Must have experience with homes in the Downtown Toronto area that are over 100 years old. Please reply with your Experience wit Old Homes, Availability and Rate.
Thank You
Lionel
I have a crack in the concrete wall leading up the stairs from the garage that needs to be repaired. It is not part of the house foundation but I have been getting quotes of $15000 to $30000 from concrete contractors. I need an independant opinion from an engineer so I am not continuing to be jerked around.
Removing dining room / hallway wall in a semi to open up area and need a structural engineer to evaluate before proceeding.
All plaster and lath are removed in hallways exposing the whole area. 2x10 joists span 16 feet from brick to brick so do not anticipate that wall is load bearing but there is a beam below in the basement that roughly lines up with hallway. The wall may (or did) provide some support for joists which end at a stair well beam although I think the studs have shrunk since there are gaps at the top plate!
We are currently preparing to renovate a 100+ year old detached home in Roncesvalles Village. We have supporting walls to be relocated (on two floors, in addition to support pillars in basement), and would like to receive pricing for engineered drawings. Is a visit to the home necessary, or will the current drawings suffice?
Looking for someone to come by and take a look at some structural issues in our home. We suspect that a new I-beam will need to be installed in our living room, as floor is sagging in our upstairs, due to the removal of a load bearing wall years ago.
We live in the beaches.
Thanks!
Consider the following...
Existing: (2) semi detached homes - bungalows / each w/2 rental units - main and basement.
Idea: top up both semis to provide a 3rd rental unit for each semi
Each new unit to have 2 bedrooms/washroom/living room/kitchen.
Would like to maximize daylight.
Rooflines are important to me. I realize there will be building code limitations.
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