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Frequently Asked Questions

What information do I need to provide when requesting a quote?

We are happy to assist you with your project. To provide you with a quote, we kindly ask for a brief overview of your project along with any site plan, architectural drawings, permit information, and photos that you might have. This will allow our engineering team to evaluate and review the details, and then we’ll reach out to discuss how we can accommodate your needs within our schedule and establish the next steps. Please email all the information to info@dibbleengineers.com (please note quotes are provided by email only)

How do I know if my project needs a structural engineer?

Any project involving the structural components of a building or structure will require structural engineering. Structural components are any members that are designed to withstand loading from the expected use of the system. 

How do structural engineers, civil engineers, architects and surveyors differ from one another?

Structural engineers primarily concentrate on the structural elements of a building, such as the foundation, walls, and floor framing, as well as connections to the building. Civil engineers are engaged in the comprehensive planning and execution of infrastructure projects. Architects are focused on the design, functionality, and aesthetics of a project. Surveyors specialize in land measurement and mapping, which includes elevations and locations. These professions frequently collaborate closely to ensure the smooth execution of construction and development projects.

Do you offer surveyor services?

We do not provide surveyor services, but we can recommend some partners who do.

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