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11-30-2012, 10:54 PM
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Engineered Foundation Plan
Hi All!!
I am a first-time owner-builder in Dallas, Texas and I am almost ready to submit the house plans for a 700 s.f. studio that I designed, but in the Dallas-area, we have expansive clay soil issues and are required to submit an engineered foundation plan. I am not sure where I could find an engineer to do the foundation plan for a simple slab. If anyone out there can help me, I'd greatly appreciate it! Thanks everyone! |
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12-01-2012, 11:52 AM
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Location: Rochester NY
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Engineered Foundation Plan
Just do a search on a site like whitepages.com for 'structural engineers' that should get you started. Good luck!
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