Foundation & engineering letters
Some permits are satisfied with a sealed engineering letter rather than a full drawing set, an equipment pad, an existing-condition confirmation, or an accessory attachment. Airavata prepares these based on field verification, not assumption.
Where a project genuinely needs more than a letter, we say so. A letter is only appropriate where the scope and code support it.
Start a projectWhat’s involved
What the code requires.
- Field-verified conditions relevant to the letter's purpose.
- The applicable code basis stated in the letter.
- A sealed letter signed by the Engineer of Record.
How it works
From field to seal.
Scope
We confirm a letter is the appropriate deliverable for the permit.
Verify
Relevant conditions are verified in the field or from your documents.
Sealed letter
The letter, with its code basis, is signed for submission.
Common questions
Foundation & engineering letters, FAQ
Is a foundation letter enough for my permit?
Sometimes. A sealed letter is appropriate for limited scopes where the code and conditions support it; other work needs a full sealed set. We confirm which your permit requires before starting rather than promise a letter up front.
What can a sealed engineering letter cover?
Common examples are an equipment-pad confirmation, an existing-condition or as-built verification, or an accessory-attachment letter, each based on field-verified conditions and the applicable code, not a template.
Have a project like this?
Send the address and scope. We'll confirm what the code requires and what a sealed package looks like.
Prefer to talk? Call 305-393-0690