Licensed PE Stamping

 
Licensed PE Stamping provides professional engineering review, certification, and PE/P.Eng. stamping services across the USA and Canada. We offer structural, civil, electrical, mechanical, MEP, solar, and specialty engineering services. Our licensed engineers help deliver accurate, code-compliant, and permit-ready engineering documents.

Jurisdiction is the whole problem this service exists to solve, so the coverage list is the first thing to check against your project address. In the United States the company names California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virginia and Maryland. In Canada it names Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Atlantic provinces. Engineers are matched to a project based on holding a license in that jurisdiction — a PE issued by a state board, or a P.Eng. under a provincial regulator.

Five discipline groups are offered, and the specialty list is the one that distinguishes this from a general structural service. Structural covers beams, foundations, retaining walls, steel connections and decks. Mechanical and MEP covers HVAC, plumbing and fire protection. Electrical covers single-line diagrams, panel upgrades, lighting, generators and fire alarm. Civil covers site plans, grading, drainage, stormwater and erosion control. Specialty systems covers solar, EV charging, telecom, public safety DAS and BDA, e-houses, substations and control panels. Public safety radio coverage systems and EV charging infrastructure are both areas where permit review has outpaced the supply of engineers who have done one before.

Turnaround is stated at two levels. A quote arrives within 12 hours. A straightforward residential structural project can often be finished within a few business days, while a larger or multi-discipline commercial package takes longer, with the estimate given in the quote. Quotes carry no hidden fees and no obligation.

Two structural features of the service are worth weighing. Multi-discipline work runs through one point of contact, so a project needing structural and electrical stamps is one engagement rather than two. And response to building department comments is included as part of the service — the stage where a permit application usually stalls, and where an engineer who has gone quiet after delivering the stamp becomes a real problem.

The workflow is remote and fully digital, with no published office address; major markets named include Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Contact is +1 346-421-2020 or info@licensedpestamping.com. Pricing scales by discipline, project size and review level, and individual engineer license numbers are not published, so ask for the stamping engineer’s license number and jurisdiction before you commit.