I will design load bearing wall removal beam calculation structural plans permit plans
About this Gig
Removing a load-bearing wall is not simply a matter of taking down a wall and installing a beam. The wrong beam size, inadequate support, missing posts, or incomplete structural details can lead to failed inspections, costly revisions, and serious structural problems.
I provide professional load-bearing wall removal, beam sizing, structural calculations, and permit-ready structural drawings for residential renovation and remodeling projects.
You will receive:
- Load-bearing wall removal design
- Beam sizing and structural calculations
- LVL, wood, or steel beam design where applicable
- Post/column and bearing support details
- Structural framing plans and details
- Clear permit-ready drawing documentation
- Professional revisions based on project requirements
Clients keep coming back because I focus on constructability, accurate calculations, clear drawings, and permit workflownot just attractive plans.
If you already have architectural drawings, floor plans, photos, dimensions, or existing structural information, send them over. Lets turn your wall-removal idea into a properly documented structural solution ready for the next step.
Project scale:
House
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Office & workspace
Material speciality:
Concrete
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Steel
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FAQ
How do I know if the wall is actually load-bearing?
I review your architectural/structural plans, framing information, dimensions, and photos to determine the likely load path. If additional information is required, I will identify it before proceeding with the design.
Can you calculate the correct beam size for my wall removal?
Yes. I evaluate the applicable loading and support conditions to determine an appropriate beam solution, including LVL, wood, or steel where applicable.
Do you design the posts and beam supports too?
Yes. Where required, I address posts/columns, bearing points, support conditions, and the load path—not just the beam itself.
