I will calculate footing, foundation sizing sheet for deck, addition, or column ibc irc
Prof Structural Load Calculations, Beam and Footing Sizing US Permit Specialist
About this Gig
Building a deck, addition, or installing a column? Your building department requires footing sizing calculations. I provide stamped reports that verify your footings are safe and code-compliant. No drawings just calculations and a permitready sheet.
What you receive:
- Recommended footing dimensions (width, length, depth)
- Load calculation from structure above (dead + live)
- Soil bearing capacity check (1,500 psf default or your geotech value)
- Frost depth compliance (per your city)
- Rebar size and spacing recommendation
Common uses:
- Deck footings (6x6 posts)
- Addition foundation pads
- Steel column base plates
- Retaining wall toe/heel sizing
- Equipment pad verification
Why choose me:
- 300+ footing reports delivered
- IBC/IRC/ASCE 7-22 compliance
- PE stamp any US state (Premium)
- Free revision if my error
Send load from column/post or describe the structure above.
Order now. Get your foundation approved.
Project scale:
Building
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Industrial
Material speciality:
Concrete
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Steel
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
What is the default soil bearing capacity?
If you don't have a geotech report, I assume 1,500 psf (pounds per square foot), which is the IBC default for presumptive soils. If you have a geotech report, send it for a more accurate calculation
Do I need a PE stamp for footing calculations?
Many building departments require a PE stamp for structural foundation modifications. I offer a PE stamp for any US state in the Premium package. Check with your local building department.
Can you size footings for a hillside or sloped site?
Yes. Add the "Stepped Footing on Slope Design". I will account for lateral soil pressure, step dimensions, and retaining wall interactions as needed.
Can you verify an existing footing for a new load?
Yes. In the Premium package, I provide a "foundation adequacy letter" that states whether your existing footing can safely support a new load (e.g., adding a second story, heavy equipment, or a new column).
What information do I need to provide?
I need the vertical load on the footing (in pounds or kips), or enough information to calculate it (e.g., "deck supports a 10'x12' platform with 40 psf live load"). Also provide your project address for frost depth and soil assumptions.
