Technical Reports
A report is only useful if the people reading it can follow the reasoning. We write technical reports that are thorough where it counts and readable throughout.
- You receive
- Formal technical report, sealed where required
- Timeline
- Scoped to the analysis required
- Typical clients
- Owners, developers, attorneys, agencies
When to call us
- A lender, buyer, or board needs an engineering due diligence report
- An agency asked for calculations or a technical narrative
- You want a peer review or second opinion on another engineer's work
- A dispute or claim needs clear technical documentation
What's included
- Engineering calculations and supporting analysis
- Technical narrative reports for agency or client submission
- Due diligence and feasibility reports
- Peer review and second-opinion reports
- Documentation to support permitting or disputes
- Findings presented clearly for non-engineers
Scoped to your project. We scope against your actual site before quoting, and we'll tell you early if another discipline should go first, such as a geotechnical report before final structural design.
How the work runs
Scope and data
We confirm the question the report must answer and collect the records.
Analysis
Field data, calculations, and code checks behind every conclusion.
Drafting
Findings written so non-engineers can follow them.
Review and delivery
Internal check, your questions answered, sealed where required.
Common questions
Where a report needs a Professional Engineer's seal, it's sealed by Rana Afzal, P.E., a New York State Licensed Professional Engineer.
Whoever has to act on them: owners, lenders, boards, attorneys, or agency reviewers. The summary is written for them; the calculations go in the appendix.
Often paired with
Ready to scope Technical Reports for your project?
Tell us what you're working on. You'll hear back within one business day from the engineer who'd do the work.