Currently licensed in New Jersey and New York. If your project is in another state, reach out — we can discuss licensure by reciprocity for the right project.

Both, depending on scope. For permit packages, we deliver a full stamped and sealed drawing set. For peer review or feasibility work, we can provide a signed engineering letter or calculation package. Every engagement is scoped clearly upfront so you know exactly what you're getting.

We do not offer "plan stamping": signing drawings we did not engineer ourselves. This is a matter of professional ethics and licensing law. If you need a stamp, we need to perform the engineering work. This actually protects you: we stand behind everything we stamp.

Depends on the service, but typically:

• Solar/Storage: site address, recent utility bill, roof photos or existing survey, desired system size or load goals, and any utility interconnection paperwork already in hand
• MEP Electrical: architectural drawings, project type, scope description, and existing conditions documentation if a renovation

We'll confirm exactly what we need once we hear about your project.

Residential solar permit packages: 1–2 weeks. Commercial solar or storage: 2–3 weeks. MEP electrical: 3–5 weeks depending on scope and complexity. Every proposal includes a confirmed delivery date. Need it faster? Reach out — we accommodate time-sensitive projects on a case-by-case basis.

Stamped PDF drawings always. DWG/DXF files on request. Calculations delivered as PDF. PVsyst reports included for solar projects. We can accommodate specific AHJ or utility formatting requirements — just let us know.

Minor revisions — clarifications, labeling, added notes — are included at no extra charge. We respond to the AHJ directly and turn around revised drawings quickly. If comments require a material redesign due to a scope change or new information, that may be quoted separately, but we'll always discuss it with you first.

We build the PVsyst model from scratch as part of the design scope. If you already have a model and want us to review or use it as a basis, we can accommodate that. Just share it and we'll assess it during scoping.

Yes. We prepare all engineering documents required for the application: single-line diagram, equipment specs, system description, and any technical forms the utility requires. We don't file on your behalf, but we produce everything you need and can communicate directly with the utility's interconnection team if technical questions come up.

Yes — string inverters, power optimizers, and microinverters. The right choice depends on shading conditions, roof layout, battery integration, and budget. We'll recommend the best fit for the project during scoping, not based on brand preference.

Yes, MEP coordination is built into our process. We review mechanical and plumbing drawings to identify conflicts, coordinate motor and equipment loads, and produce a construction set that works as a system. We can communicate directly with the other design engineers on your project.

Absolutely. We specialize in electrical: power distribution, lighting, panel schedules, riser diagrams, and grounding. We can deliver just the electrical drawings for a project where mechanical and plumbing are handled separately or already complete.

We price on a fixed-fee, per-project basis. You receive a clear scope and fee before any work begins. No hourly billing, no surprise invoices. The fee depends on project type, size, and deliverables.

We're a small firm without large-firm overhead, which means competitive fees for work done by an experienced PE, not a junior engineer.

Yes. For solar installers and developers with ongoing project pipelines, we offer preferred pricing for volume and ongoing relationships. Contact us to discuss a retainer or volume arrangement.

A standard solar permit package includes the electrical engineering documents. It does not include structural engineering (roof loading, racking design), civil engineering, or permit application filing. We can refer structural engineers if needed and will clearly outline what's in and out of scope in every proposal.