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    4.8 (41 reviews)
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    Land surveying

    Structural certification

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    As an engineering company only, what are the qualifications for your company to draw up design plans for a home?

    As an engineer in NV and CA I am allowed and qualified to prepare plans just like an architect. Anything an architect can do, Element Engineering can do. Thanks for your question.

    What is your Veterans Discount? Thank you.

    Varies per job. Thanks!

    Does Element Engineering have a Veterans Discount? Thank you.

    Sure! I respect and value all military veterans.

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    Andrew's team came by within a couple weeks and quickly fixed everything according to Andrew's specifications.

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