I will design load bearing wall removal beams and framing plans


Über diesen Service
Removing a structural wall requires precise engineering to ensure your home doesn't sag or collapse. I specialize in providing permit-ready load-bearing wall removal packages, beam calculations, and structural framing plans for residential renovations and open-concept modernizations.
I will accurately trace the load path of your roof, ceiling, and upper floors to design the perfect structural beam, header, or column support system.
️ What This Gig Includes:
- Structural Beam & Header Sizing: Precise calculations for LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber), Glulam, Solid Lumber, or Steel I-beams (RSJ) to replace your load-bearing walls.
- Support Columns & Posts Design: Engineering the end posts, studs, or steel columns required to transfer weight down to the lower levels safely.
- Footing & Load Path Verification: Checking underlying floor joists, crawlspace piers, or concrete foundations to ensure they can handle the new concentrated point loads.
- Detailed Framing Plans & Installation Details: Clear, easy-to-read CAD drawings showing temporary shoring layouts, beam-to-post connections, hanger specifications (e.g., Simpson Strong-Tie), and nailing patterns.
- Open-Concept Layout Optimization
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Omisanjana
- AusVereinigte Staaten
- Mitglied seitSept. 2026
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FAQ
Do your drawings include temporary shoring instructions?
Yes. My Standard and Premium packages include standard structural detailing for temporary shoring walls. This instructs your contractor on how to safely prop up the ceiling while the old load-bearing studs are cut out and the new beam is lifted into place.
What is the difference between a dropped beam and a flush beam?
A dropped beam sits entirely underneath your existing joists and is visible below the ceiling line. It is easier and cheaper for contractors to install. A flush beam requires cutting the existing ceiling joists and hanging them from the side of the new beam using metal joist hangers.
