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Browse Texas windstorm certification services—WPI-8 (ongoing) and WPI-8E (completed)—plus inspections, engineering documentation, and permit-ready plan sets for residential and commercial projects.
Clear scope, clean deliverables, and straightforward next steps from intake through delivery.
Windstorm Certification
Single-Family Homes
Multi-Family Homes
Commercial Buildings
Home Additions
Plans and Structural Drawings
Turnkey Design + Engineering + Permitting
New Construction
Container Homes
Structural Inspections for Home & Business
Forensic Structural Engineering
Remodels
Retaining Walls
Foundation & Concrete Inspections
Concrete Repair and Corrosion Mitigation
Structural Fatigue Analysis
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Serving local clients across Texas
Trusted by Texas homeowners, builders, and businesses for:
Windstorm Certification (WPI):
What is Windstorm Certification in Texas?
Windstorm certification is a documentation pathway used for certain Texas properties and projects where wind/hail eligibility depends on compliant construction and inspection documentation. The key is selecting the correct pathway based on whether the work is still in progress or already complete.
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We help confirm which WPI lane applies
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We focus on documentation that holds up to review
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We keep the process clear and scope-driven
WPI-8 (Ongoing Construction) — When it Applies
WPI-8 is used when the project is under construction and inspections can occur at key stages before items are concealed. This pathway is typically the cleanest option when timing allows.
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Best for active builds, additions, and ongoing improvements
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Stage-based verification tied to construction progress
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Documentation captured while conditions are visible
WPI-8E (Completed Construction) — When it Applies
WPI-8E is used when the work is complete and the documentation must be assembled from what can be reasonably verified after the fact. This is common when timing or prior documentation gaps exist.
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Best for completed improvements
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Aligns to what is verifiable as-built
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Clear next steps if something cannot be confirmed
What We Verify During Windstorm Inspections
Our inspection workflow focuses on wind-resisting elements and the specific documentation needed for your chosen pathway.
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Structural connections and load path considerations (scope-dependent)
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Roof-related attachment/conditions where visible
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Openings and key wind-related components where applicable
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Photo documentation organized to match review expectations
Documents & Photos That Help (Before We Schedule)
Having a few items upfront can reduce back-and-forth and prevent avoidable re-visits.
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Permit info (if available) and current construction status
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Plans or drawings (if available)
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Builder/GC contact (if applicable)
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Framing/connection photos (if you have them)
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Any reinspection notes or “snag list” from prior review
Common Windstorm Snags & Re-Inspections
We resolve documentation gaps and pathway mismatches by confirming what’s missing, aligning to WPI-8/WPI-8E, and outlining clean next steps for resubmission.
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What’s missing vs. optional
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Pathway alignment (WPI-8/WPI-8E)
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Clear resubmission steps
Windstorm + Permits: How They Interact
Some projects require both permit documentation and windstorm certification clarity. We keep these coordinated so your project doesn’t stall.
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Permit-ready plan support when required
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Documentation organized for typical review workflows
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Straightforward next steps after each deliverable

























