Licensed Structural Engineer
in New Jersey

NEC Solutions LLC holds a New Jersey PE license. We serve homeowners, contractors, architects, and developers across Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, Camden, and the rest of New Jersey — with PE-stamped drawings, structural inspections, and permit-ready packages.

NJ
PE Licensed
Statewide
Remote Coverage
5–7
Business Day Turnaround
24h
Quote Response
Where We Work in New Jersey

Cities & Counties We Serve in NJ

Our New Jersey services are delivered remotely — drawings, letters, and calculations sent by email. This means you can be anywhere in the state and still get PE-stamped work from us within 5–7 business days. On-site visits are available in North and Central Jersey.

Newark
Essex County
Jersey City
Hudson County
Trenton
Mercer County
Camden
Camden County
Paterson
Passaic County
Elizabeth
Union County
Edison
Middlesex County
New Brunswick
Middlesex County
Cherry Hill
Camden County
Toms River
Ocean County
Clifton
Passaic County
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
What We Do in New Jersey

Structural & Civil Engineering in NJ

Solar Structural Engineering — New Jersey

New Jersey has one of the most active residential solar markets on the East Coast. We provide PE-stamped structural letters and roof load analysis for solar installations statewide — accepted by PSE&G, JCP&L, Atlantic City Electric, and Rockland Electric for interconnection approval. Most solar letters delivered in 3–5 days.

PE Stamped Drawings — New Jersey

Structural drawings sealed by a New Jersey-licensed PE, prepared for submission under the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code (UCC). Accepted by municipal construction offices across Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, and towns statewide.

Residential Structural Engineering

Home additions, load bearing wall removal, deck structures, basement conversions, and foundation repairs across North, Central, and South Jersey. All work PE-sealed to New Jersey UCC requirements.

Commercial Structural Engineering

Tenant improvements, warehouse mezzanines, commercial additions, and structural modifications for New Jersey businesses — including logistics and warehouse projects along the I-95/Turnpike corridor.

Structural Inspections — New Jersey

PE-stamped structural inspection reports for home buyers, lenders, and attorneys across New Jersey — useful for pre-purchase inspections, foundation concerns, and documenting storm or flood-related damage.

Civil Engineering & Stormwater — NJ

Site grading, drainage design, and stormwater management for New Jersey development projects. NJDEP stormwater rules are among the strictest in the country — we design to meet them from the start, avoiding costly redesigns later.

Why Work With Us in NJ

New Jersey PE License. Remote-First.

New Jersey has 21 counties and hundreds of municipalities, each with its own construction office — but the underlying code is consistent statewide. Our New Jersey-licensed PE handles your project the same way we handle all our work: you send us the project details, we do the engineering, and we email you PE-stamped drawings within the agreed timeline.

Solar and residential additions are our most common New Jersey projects. New Jersey utilities and municipal construction offices require PE-stamped structural letters and drawings — we prepare documentation formatted for New Jersey UCC submission from the start, to avoid review delays.

For coastal and flood-prone areas — the Jersey Shore, river towns, and other FEMA-mapped flood zones — we account for New Jersey's coastal wind and flood design requirements as part of the structural review.

  • New Jersey-licensed PE — drawings accepted statewide
  • Solar structural letters: 3–5 business day turnaround
  • Formatted for New Jersey Uniform Construction Code (UCC) submission
  • Familiar with Newark, Jersey City, and Trenton permitting requirements
  • NJDEP stormwater rule compliance for site/civil projects

New Jersey Codes We Follow

New Jersey Uniform Construction Code (UCC) — New Jersey's statewide building code, enforced by the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) Division of Codes and Standards and administered by local construction offices. Based on the ICC family of codes with New Jersey-specific amendments.

New Jersey Board of Professional Engineers — All structural engineering work must be sealed by a PE licensed by the New Jersey State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (NJSBPELS).

NJDEP Stormwater Management Rules — Site and civil projects involving new impervious surface are subject to New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection stormwater requirements (N.J.A.C. 7:8), among the strictest in the Northeast.

ASCE 7 & Coastal Load Requirements — Structural calculations account for New Jersey snow, wind, and seismic loads per ASCE 7, including coastal wind and flood design considerations for Jersey Shore and other FEMA-mapped flood zone projects.

Need a Structural Engineer in New Jersey?

PE stamped drawings, solar letters, or structural inspections — call or submit online for a quote within 24 hours.