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PE Stamped Drawings & Design Review in Texas

When your customer, your insurer or a code official asks for a licensed engineer’s seal, you need an engineer who checks the design before signing it. I provide engineering calculations and sealed drawings for machines, racking and conveyor structures as a Professional Engineer licensed in Texas.

Lee Jordan, P.E. · Texas PE #141084 · Mount Pleasant, TX

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What I seal and review

Stamped drawings

Engineering calculations and sealed drawings for designs I create, or for designs I take through a complete check of my own.

  • Machines and machine structures
  • Storage racking
  • Conveyor structures

Design review

An independent check of drawings from your team or another designer, with written findings you can act on.

  • Loads, connections and stability checked
  • Marked-up drawings and a written summary
  • Sealing available once the design passes my full check

Simple. Predictable. Engineered right.

How a stamping project runs

01

Scope

What needs a seal, who is asking for it, and the loads and use the design has to handle.

02

Check

Calculations for loads, connections and stability, on my design or as a full check of yours.

03

Resolve

Anything that doesn’t check out is marked up and fixed before anything is sealed.

04

Seal

Signed, sealed and dated drawings and calculations, ready to hand to whoever asked for them.

Example project

Powder Coat Conveyor Structure

Structural design, calculations and sealed drawings for a conveyor structure on a powder coat line.

Why work with Ludawise

  • You work directly with the engineer whose seal is on the drawings.
  • A seal backed by calculations, not just a signature.
  • 18 years designing production equipment and the structures that carry it.
  • Licensed Professional Engineer in Texas, #141084.
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Frequently asked questions

Often, no. A seal is usually triggered by someone asking for one: your customer or contract, your insurer, a code official, or equipment being built into someone else’s facility. Send me what was requested and I’ll tell you honestly whether you need one.

In Texas, a company’s own full-time employees can generally design the products that company manufactures, and make reasonable changes to its own non-public facility, without a license, as long as the company doesn’t offer engineering to the public. If that’s you and nobody is asking for a seal, you may not need me for a stamp. I’ll tell you if that’s the case. This is general information, not legal advice; the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (TBPELS) has the details.

Yes. In Texas, engineering offered to the public must come from a licensed engineer working through a registered firm. Ludawise Engineering is both.

Sometimes. Racking, conveyor structures and platforms installed in someone else’s building are where requests for sealed drawings commonly come up, from the owner, their engineer or a code official. I can provide them when they’re needed.

I can review them. Before I seal anything, I run my own complete check and calculations so I can take full responsibility for the design. If the review turns up problems, you get written findings to fix first.

I’m currently licensed in Texas. For a project in another state, reach out early: depending on the state and your timeline, I may be able to get licensed there before any engineering work begins. I’ll tell you up front what’s realistic.

Drawings or models, the intended use and loads, and who is requiring the seal. Send it through the form and I’ll reply within one business day.

Need drawings sealed? Let's talk.

Send the details and I’ll reply within one business day.

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