Structural and stormwater documents
Exclusive Certifiers assesses submitted engineering documents. It does not imply that it designed material it later assesses.
Structural documents commonly required
Construction certificates and CDCs often need structural drawings and design certificates for footings, slabs, framing, beams and retaining work. An appropriately qualified engineer prepares and certifies that design.
Stormwater documents commonly required
Many applications need drainage plans, on-site detention where required, the legal point of discharge, and details of easements or flood constraints. A qualified civil or hydraulic engineer prepares that work.
Who prepares and certifies them
Independent consultants contract with the client and carry design responsibility. Exclusive Certifiers does not currently publish a named in-house or partner engineer. If a named, qualified and insured provider is later confirmed, that arrangement will be disclosed here: provider name, role, qualifications or registration, contracting party, design responsibility, and the independence of the certification assessment.
What the certifier assesses
The certifier checks whether the submitted documents are the documents the application needs and whether they are consistent with the architectural set, the consent or the codes. Assessment is not design. See what certifiers do.
How independent consultants are engaged
The owner or builder engages the engineer directly. Exclusive Certifiers can say what kind of document a complete application usually needs. It does not accept engineering files for a free review through the quote form.
