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Wisconsin Structural Engineer

Foundation concerns, load-bearing walls, engineer letters, and pre-purchase inspections, clear structural guidance for Wisconsin homeowners, buyers, and contractors. Serving Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Waukesha, Appleton, and communities statewide.

Wisconsin OfficeStructSolve Engineering920-462-3914100 West College Ave Suite 329, Appleton, WI 54911Statewide Wisconsin coverage. Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Waukesha, Appleton, and surrounding communities.
Common Reasons to Call

When Wisconsin Homeowners Call a Structural Engineer

Most structural engineering calls come from homeowners who notice something and aren't sure what it means, a crack, a floor that wasn't like that before, or a wall a contractor wants to remove. These are some of the most common situations we handle across Wisconsin.

  • Foundation cracks, bowing basement walls, or signs of settlement
  • Sloping, bouncy, or uneven floors
  • Planning to remove a load-bearing wall for a remodel
  • Deck or porch showing movement, rot, or deterioration
  • Buying a home with structural concerns flagged on inspection
  • Lender requires a PE-stamped structural report before closing
  • Engineer letter needed for a building permit or contractor
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Meet the Wisconsin Team

Clarissa Olson of StructSolve Engineering
Clarissa Olson
Project Administrator
Bernard of StructSolve Engineering
Bernard
Branch Director
Caleb Vorpahl of StructSolve Engineering
Caleb Vorpahl
CEO / Founder
Travis  Sprenger of StructSolve Engineering
Travis Sprenger
Chief Engineer
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Milton Jahncke of StructSolve Engineering
Milton Jahncke
Project Administrator
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions. Wisconsin Structural Engineering

Does StructSolve serve Wisconsin?

Yes. StructSolve provides residential structural engineering throughout Wisconsin, including the Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay areas. Call our Wisconsin line at 920-462-3914 to confirm service availability for your project.

What types of structural problems do you evaluate in Wisconsin?

Foundation cracks, bowing basement walls, settlement, sloping floors, load-bearing wall removal projects, deck and porch structural concerns, crawlspace framing, and home-buyer inspections. We also provide PE-stamped reports for lenders, permits, and contractors.

Do you provide PE-stamped reports in Wisconsin?

Yes. StructSolve provides PE-stamped structural reports and engineer letters for qualifying residential projects in Wisconsin, accepted by building departments, lenders, FHA/VA programs, and contractors.

Can you help with a home purchase structural inspection in Wisconsin?

Yes. We regularly work with buyers, sellers, realtors, and lenders when a home inspection or appraisal flags structural concerns. Our written reports provide clear findings, context, and recommended next steps.

Should I call you before a repair contractor?

Yes. A repair contractor has a financial incentive to recommend repair work. Getting an independent engineering assessment first means any repair bids are based on a defined scope. It is not a contractor's interpretation of an undefined concern.

How do I get started?

Use the request form on this page or call our Wisconsin line at 920-462-3914. Describe what you're seeing and we'll help you understand whether a structural engineer is the right call.

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StructSolve Engineering. Wisconsin

100 West College Ave Suite 329, Appleton, WI 54911

Statewide coverage. Milwaukee · Madison · Green Bay · Waukesha · Appleton

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