Thoughtful engineering for structures made to last.
K Engineering provides practical, code-compliant structural design for homes, additions, retaining systems, commercial structures, and specialty foundations—with careful attention to constructability and clear project coordination.
ADUs & Additions
Structural design and coordinated residential plans for new living space and remodels.
Custom Homes
Structural systems developed with clean load paths, buildable framing, and project-specific detailing.
Retaining Walls
Engineering for gravity and cantilever walls, slopes, surcharges, and constrained site conditions.
Commercial Structures
Structural engineering for commercial buildings, tenant improvements, and alterations.
Manufactured Home Foundations
Site-specific permanent foundation and anchorage design for manufactured and mobile homes.
Evaluations & Letters
Site observations, structural evaluations, professional letters, and permit-support documentation.
Precise enough for the plans. Practical enough for the field.
Good structural engineering should do more than satisfy calculations. It should communicate a clear load path, coordinate with the rest of the project, and make sense to the people building it. Each project is approached with that balance in mind.
Calm, clear, well-resolved engineering.
From foundations to framing, design decisions are rooted in code, structural behavior, constructability, and lasting performance.
A straightforward path from concept to construction.
Every project is different, but the work follows a clear sequence: understand the conditions, develop the structural solution, and communicate it in documents that are ready to permit and build.
Scope & Existing Conditions
Review the project requirements, available drawings, reports, site constraints, and jurisdiction-specific requirements.
Analysis & Coordination
Establish load paths, analyze demands, size members and connections, and coordinate foundation and lateral systems.
Plans, Calculations & Permit Support
Prepare structural plans, calculations, details, and supporting documents that communicate the design clearly.
Tell me what you’re working on.
Send the project address, a brief description of the work, and any drawings, photos, reports, or existing plans you already have.