STLStructural

Structural engineer in Franklin County.

A licensed Professional Engineer for houses and small buildings in Franklin County: inspections, written reports, and stamped letters.

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A red brick house on a limestone foundation on a St. Louis street

What does a structural engineer look at in Franklin County?

Franklin County is small towns and rural land: old brick and frame houses in the town centres, newer homes and manufactured homes on acreage around them. Lender-driven reports are as common here as repair questions.

What is different here

  • Century-old town houses. Washington, Union, and New Haven have brick and stone work from the 1800s.
  • Rural additions. Houses extended in stages over decades, not always with drawings.
  • Manufactured homes. Frequent on rural lots, with FHA and conventional lenders asking for an engineer's report.
  • Outside city limits. Some addresses have little local inspection, which matters for new construction loans.

Places we go

  • Washington
  • Union
  • Pacific
  • Sullivan
  • St. Clair
  • New Haven

Permits

The cities issue their own permits, and Franklin County covers the rest. On a rural lot, ask the county what it inspects before a lender asks you.