Hello all,I'm looking for a good civil engineer in the Miami area to draw up construction documents for a new water meter addition to an existing duplex, which currently has a single water meter. 

I saw a video of yours today ( well done by the way) and understand you are an engineer as well.

So whatever the goal is (e.g. stable future for my family in REI, rebuilding my engine/transmission combo, remodeling houses etc...)

The following is a pic.I'm thinking I would have to start w/ a civil engineer, but wanted to hear if there was any experience out there.

I'm a software engineer from San Jose, CA. 

We gutted and remodeled all the bathrooms and kitchen and replaced all the flooring in the house with engineered hardwood.

Hard to do flipping also while having a full time engineering job, so hiring out was essential to doing parallel projects.  2018 was slow with finding SFRs for flipping in my market.  

On structural you can have the contractor look, but the real decision maker is the engineer.

Obviously this can vary slightly depending on the property, so it's best to verify with your contractor or a local structural engineer if there's uncertainty.Good luck with the project!

I work at Boeing as a manufacturing engineer.