Years in practice
Georgia licensure
State licenses
Georgia-licensed professional and structural engineer
Residential, commercial, and forensic structural practice
Conclusions follow the evidence and the applicable codes
Assessment, forensic evaluation, design, and permitting support — each engagement delivered as a signed and sealed engineering document.
Condition assessments, structural evaluations, and code-compliance review for retail, office, warehouse, and light industrial buildings, sealed by a Georgia P.E. and S.E.
Evaluation of cracking, settlement, framing, and drainage- or moisture-related distress — explained in plain terms, with code-referenced findings and specific repair recommendations.
Permit-ready drawings for decks, additions, new residential construction, and light commercial work, including beam and LVL design for load-bearing wall removal — plus permitting assistance and construction certifications for permit close-out.
Independent cause-and-extent evaluations of wind, hail, water, fire, and tree-impact damage. Findings rest on observed conditions and applicable standards, and are documented for use by owners, contractors, insurers, or counsel.
Select what occurred at your property
An engineer documents the source, extent, and structural effect of the moisture intrusion, with code-referenced repair recommendations.
Roof, envelope, and structural impact is assessed on site and documented against the applicable codes and standards.
Structural impact from a fallen tree is documented in person, including affected framing members and the repairs required.
Cracking, settlement, and framing concerns are evaluated on site, with repair details and sealed drawings where required.
Drag the slider — an illustrated example of what a PESCO inspection produces: an itemized, defensible engineering record of the observed condition.
Not performed under professional engineering licensure
Performed and sealed by a Georgia P.E. / S.E.
The same sequence on every engagement — documented to withstand technical review.
We define the question to be answered, the scope of the inspection, and a written fee for the work.
A licensed engineer inspects the property in person and records observed conditions, measurements, and photographs.
Observations, cause, and recommendations are compiled into a report signed and sealed by the engineer of record.
Repair details, structural drawings, permitting assistance, and clarification of the findings on request.
PESCO Engineering LLC is a structural and forensic engineering firm serving residential and commercial property owners, contractors, and their advisors throughout Georgia. The firm’s work product is engineering: observation, analysis, and documentation prepared under the seal of a licensed professional engineer.
PESCO Engineering LLC is engaged and compensated for engineering services only. Scope and fee are established in writing before work begins and are not contingent on the outcome of any insurance claim, negotiation, or legal proceeding. The firm does not adjust, negotiate, or settle insurance claims on behalf of policyholders, does not represent any party as an advocate, and does not provide legal advice.
PESCO Engineering LLC works on a fee-for-service basis. The scope of work and fee are provided in writing before starting, and payment is never contingent on the outcome of a claim, negotiation, or proceeding.
Yes. PESCO conducts independent forensic evaluations to identify the cause and extent of damage based on technical codes and physical evidence. However, PESCO does not adjust or negotiate insurance claims or represent you before an insurer.
The report only supports what the physical evidence shows. A professional engineer's findings must be impartial, as a report tailored to a predetermined conclusion holds no technical weight. This independence is what makes the findings reliable for owners, contractors, insurers, and courts.
The report only supports what the physical evidence shows. A professional engineer's findings must be impartial, as a report tailored to a predetermined conclusion holds no technical weight. This independence is what makes the findings reliable for owners, contractors, insurers, and courts.
Yes. Services cover everything from single-family homes to retail, office, warehouse, and light industrial facilities.
Based in Loganville, Georgia, PESCO serves clients statewide with both virtual and in-person consultations. Out-of-state work is provided based on individual state licensures.
Residential and commercial consultations available across Georgia. Scope and fee are confirmed in writing before any work begins.
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