Are you concerned about storm damage after the recent hurricane? Ensure that your home is structurally sound with a professional inspection by a licensed engineer.
Are you concerned about storm damage after the recent hurricane? Ensure that your home is structurally sound with a professional inspection by a licensed engineer.
We are here to help!
We are offering virtual inspections at a cost effective price. If your house needs to be inspected after the hurricane, our expert engineers are here to help you.
Exterior – show close-ups of flashing and that there’s no decay in the eaves; use video to demonstrate whether garage doors operate smoothly
Structural – identify cracks in foundations or uneven flooring
Insulation/Ventilation – show proper insulation, and adequate venting in locations like laundry, kitchen and attics
Roofing – identify any wear-down of materials, signs of leaks or abnormal condensation
Interior – easily show the condition of the ceiling, cabinets and windows, proving no visible cracks, damage or water stains.
Our inspections are scheduled quickly! We know that your peace of mind about the soundness of your home is a priority after a major hurricane. LSE will schedule your appointment quickly so any concerns you have about damage to your home will be addressed.
Our virtual inspections offer ease to our clients and are just as thorough as an in-person inspection. Virtual appointments offer you the flexibility to get the inspection done as soon as possible! Our virtual inspection rates are cost-effective to fit your budget.
Virtual structural inspection – a thorough visual inspection will be conducted by a licensed structural engineer to inspect damage commonly caused by windstorms. The inspection will be done conveniently via video. A complete assessment will be done over video to confirm the structural soundness your home or building’s weight bearing elements such as framing, foundation, beams, columns, posts, or trusses.
Written report/your detailed report will include:
If the structure in question is structurally sound, and if not, what repairs need to be made to correct the damages.
What Can a Virtual Structural Inspection Report Show You?
