# Load Bearing Wall Company > Official Load Bearing Wall Company business agent. Load Bearing Wall Company provides residential structural engineering, load-bearing wall removal, and… ## Ask it a question Load Bearing Wall Company answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/loadbearingwallcompany. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_loadbearingwallcompany and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What Load Bearing Wall Company does Load Bearing Wall Company specializes in removing load‑bearing and non‑load‑bearing walls to open up interior spaces in existing homes. What we do - Evaluate whether a wall is load‑bearing and what it supports. - Engineer a replacement structure (such as beams and supports) so loads are safely transferred. - Plan and execute the temporary shoring, demolition, and installation work. - Coordinate our work so it fits into your larger remodeling project. Typical project steps - Initial conversation – You describe your project and goals. We often start with a short phone call to discuss what you are trying to do and whether it is likely feasible. - Preliminary assessment – You can email photos and a brief description, including: - When your home was built. - Where the wall is located. - What rooms or spaces are on each side of the wall. - Wide‑angle interior photos and at least one exterior photo of your home. - Site visit and engineering – If the project moves forward, we visit the home, complete structural analysis, and prepare an engineered design and documentation suitable for permit applications. - Permits and planning – We ensure our plans meet or exceed local building codes and support you with the documentation needed for permits. - Construction – We install temporary supports, remove the existing wall, and install new structural members cut and fit precisely. Timelines and job approach - Most wall‑removal construction jobs take about 2 to 3 days once work on site begins. - Once we start your job, we stay on it until it is finished rather than jumping between projects. Common questions - "Is this wall load‑bearing?" This is one of the most common questions we receive. We generally cannot be certain without a site visit, but we can often give an informed opinion over the phone based on photos and basic information about the house. Who this is for - Homeowners who want to open up kitchens, living rooms, and other interior spaces while maintaining structural safety. Service area - We perform load‑bearing wall removal projects throughout the Twin Cities metro and other parts of Minnesota (see the "Service area and licensing" document for more detail). Load Bearing Wall Company provides residential structural engineering design and construction services for homeowners who are planning major structural modifications or repairs. What we do - Provide residential structural engineering design, typically together with the physical construction work we perform. - Occasionally offer standalone engineering design in special cases, such as projects outside our immediate construction service area where it is impractical for us to manage the build. - Visit your home in person (typically by the owner of the company) to inspect existing conditions. - Perform load‑bearing and structural analysis, including the use of digital modeling tools such as LiDAR and photogrammetry. - Develop practical engineering solutions tailored to your specific project. - Prepare documentation you are likely to need for building permits. How we design - Safety and durability always come first. - We then look for simpler, more practical solutions that fit the specific home and project. - Designs are grounded in real construction experience so that what is drawn can be built efficiently. - We favor straightforward details and readily available materials to help avoid delays. - We think about access, dust and debris control, and how our work will affect the rest of your project. Typical timelines - In many cases we can get an engineer to your site and provide a complete, permit‑ready engineering package in about a week once engaged. How we work with clients - We focus on clear communication and are described as easy to work with. - We are punctual and do what we say we will do. Who we serve - Homeowners who are removing load‑bearing walls or undertaking major structural modifications and repairs. Licensing and location - Minnesota contractor license number: BC 706454. - Based in the Twin Cities metro and serving wider areas of Minnesota (see separate "Service area and licensing" document for details). Load Bearing Wall Company repairs a wide range of structural problems in existing homes. Issues we commonly address - Bowing roofs or walls. - Sagging or uneven floors. - Walls or ceilings with large cracks that are getting worse over time. - Decaying or damaged posts in basements or crawl spaces. - Cracked, bowed, or rotted beams and joists. - Roof issues such as sagging roofs, damaged rafter tails, and the need for additional truss bracing. - Wall issues including removal of load‑bearing walls and replacement or upgrade of anchor bolts. - Floor framing problems including supporting and re‑leveling warped or sagging floors. - Newer‑home issues such as floors with excessive "give" that need stiffening. - Concrete basement floor replacement in homes where the existing slab needs to be replaced. Why address structural issues promptly - Structural damage can worsen over time, making repairs more complicated and expensive. - Ongoing structural problems can reduce home equity and make it harder to sell or refinance. How we handle repair projects - We begin with a site inspection and structural assessment. - We develop a practical, engineered repair plan tailored to the specific house. - Once we start a repair job, we stay on it until it is complete; durations vary depending on the scope and number of trades involved. - We focus on clear explanations so homeowners understand what is happening and why. Who we work with - Homeowners concerned about visible structural issues. - Buyers or sellers responding to structural findings on a home inspection. Licensing and coverage - Minnesota contractor license number: BC 706454. - Structural repair services are available across the Twin Cities metro and other parts of Minnesota (see "Service area and licensing" document for more details). Source: https://loadbearingwallcompany.com ## Where Load Bearing Wall Company works Primary service area Load Bearing Wall Company focuses on residential projects in Minnesota, with an emphasis on the Twin Cities metro. We serve: - Twin Cities metro area, including: - Minneapolis - St Paul - Inner‑ring suburbs such as Edina, Plymouth, Golden Valley, Roseville, and Eagan - Extended metro area, including: - Shakopee and Lakeville to the south - Stillwater to the east - Elk River and Forest Lake to the north - Chanhassen and townships west of Wayzata and Excelsior - Additional Minnesota communities, including Rochester and other parts of Central and Southern Minnesota, where project logistics make sense. Licensing - Minnesota contractor license number: BC 706454. - We work under Minnesota building codes and applicable local codes for each city or township. - We ensure that our engineering and construction plans meet or exceed local building‑department requirements and permit standards. Project types Within this service area, we provide: - Residential structural engineering design. - Load‑bearing and non‑load‑bearing wall removal. - Structural repairs to beams, joists, roofs, walls, floor framing, and related elements. If a project falls outside our normal construction service area but is still in Minnesota, we may be able to provide engineering design services on a standalone basis when it is impractical for us to manage the construction directly. Lists Central, Stillwater, Chanhassen, Eagan, Edina, Elk River, Forest Lake, and Golden Valley as a location. Names Minnesota as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: https://loadbearingwallcompany.com ## How Load Bearing Wall Company works with clients Ways to get in touch Load Bearing Wall Company encourages homeowners to reach out early in their planning process. You can: - Call or text to discuss your project and ask questions. - Email photos, documents, and plans along with a brief description of your project. - Fill out the "Tell Us About A Project" form on our website to request a consultation or quote. Note: The current phone number and email address are listed on our website and on the "Tell Us About A Project" page. Consultations - Many projects begin with a short phone consultation where you describe your goals and concerns. - You can often share photos of the affected areas and basic information about your home so we can provide initial guidance. - For load‑bearing questions, a quick review of photos and a conversation can often clarify likely options before a site visit is scheduled. Site visits and engineering - When a project proceeds beyond the initial conversation, we schedule a site visit to assess structural conditions in person. - In many cases, we can have an engineer to your site and a complete, permit‑ready engineering package in about a week once the engagement is underway. Construction scheduling and approach - Once we start construction on your project, we focus on it until it is finished rather than leaving jobs partially complete. - Typical load‑bearing wall removal projects take about 2 to 3 days of on‑site work; other structural repair timelines vary based on scope. Mailing address - Mailing address: 275 Market St #54 Minneapolis, MN 55405 For the most current contact details and to start a project, visit the "Tell Us About A Project" page on our website. 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