Request a proposal

Tell us about the building. We reply with a scope.

A notice left unanswered only gets more serious. Send it today — a phone photo of the letter is enough — and get a free, fixed-fee proposal. Already late? It can still be resolved.

Call (772) 265-8506 WhatsApp info@ttcivilstructural.com

We usually reply within two hours.

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How it works

What to send, and what happens next.

If you have the noticeA photo of the letter taken with your phone is enough to start. Attach it to this form or send it by WhatsApp; there is no need to scan it or to type out what it says. If the letter runs to several pages, photograph each one. What we look for first is which office sent it and the dates it gives.
If the date has already passedWrite to us all the same, and attach the notice with any letter or citation that came after it. The inspection can still be done and the report filed; the sooner the engineer reads what you received, the sooner you have a plan to put before your Building Official.
If no notice has come yetSend the address of the building and one date: in Miami-Dade, the year it was built; in Broward, the year of its certificate of occupancy. Each county counts a building’s age from that record, so with it we can tell you what applies to yours before a letter arrives.
For any other building or projectTell us about the building, where it is and what you need: an assessment, a repair design, the structure of a new building, or a second look at a design by others. Drawings, photographs and earlier reports are welcome, and none of them is required. The proposal for this work is free as well.

After you send itWhen there is a notice, the engineer first reads what your Building Official is asking for. The answer is a set of questions or a written proposal with the scope: what the work includes, what it leaves out, what you will receive and what it costs — for a recertification or a BSIP, a fixed fee. Nothing begins until you have agreed to it.
Where, and in which languageWe work in Miami-Dade and Broward, in every city of both counties — from Miami, Hialeah and Coral Gables to Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Pompano Beach. Tell us the city, or that the building is outside city limits: that decides which office sends the notice and receives the report. The form and this site are in English and in Spanish; write in whichever is easier for you.