Fannie Mae · Freddie Mac · CMBS · HUD Compliant

Seismic Risk Reports.
48 Hours. $900.

PE-stamped ASTM E2026 seismic risk assessments for multifamily loan closings. 80% cheaper than traditional firms. Ready for DUS submission.

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48hrs
Report Delivery
$900
vs $3K–$8K Traditional
ASTM
E2026-24 Compliant
Fannie Mae DUS
Freddie Mac
CMBS / Life Co
HUD / FHA
PE-Stamped
ASTM E2026-24
The Problem

Seismic reports shouldn't hold up your loan closing.

Traditional engineering firms charge $3,000–$8,000 for ASTM seismic reports and take 2–3 weeks. Every day of delay is a day your closing is at risk.

SeisQuake uses AI-accelerated workflows reviewed and PE-stamped by a licensed structural engineer with 10+ years of seismic experience — same ASTM E2026 compliance, 48 hours, $900 flat.

Metric Traditional Firm SeisQuake
Price per report$3,000–$8,000$900
Turnaround time7–21 days48 hours
PE-stamped✓ Yes✓ Yes
ASTM E2026-24✓ Yes✓ Yes
AI-accelerated✗ No✓ Yes
Rush turnaround+$1,000–2,000No extra fee
Portfolio pricing$500–1,500/prop$250/property
Process

From order to PE-stamped report in 48 hours

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Submit Property
Address, building type, year built, sq ft, replacement value
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Hazard Pull
USGS PGA, soil class, fault distance pulled instantly
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AI Drafts
Full ASTM report with SEL/SUL calculations generated
04
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PE Review
Licensed structural engineer verifies and stamps
05
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Delivered
PDF report ready for Fannie Mae DUS submission
The Legal Requirement

This report isn't optional.
It's written into lending law.

The mandate has existed since 1994 and strict ASTM enforcement began in 2018. Every multifamily loan in a seismic zone requires a fresh report dated within 12 months of closing. The demand never disappears.

Fannie Mae — Multifamily Guide §304.01
Any multifamily property with PGA ≥ 0.15g requires an ASTM E2026-compliant SRA before loan approval. SEL must be ≤ 20% to proceed. SEL > 40% = property ineligible for Fannie Mae financing.
Freddie Mac — Seller/Servicer Guide Ch. 64
Identical PGA ≥ 0.15g trigger. Level 1 SRA required before rate lock. ASTM E2026-16a standard mandated. Non-compliant report = loan cannot be delivered to Freddie Mac.
CMBS Lenders
PML report per ASTM E2557 required for Seismic Zones 3 & 4. PML ≤ 20% typically required. If exceeded, earthquake insurance becomes mandatory — adding significant cost to the borrower.
HUD / FHA
Full seismic compliance required for all new construction and substantial rehabilitation in Seismic Zones 3 & 4. Cannot close without a compliant SRA on file.
"Every commercial multifamily loan in a seismic zone needs a fresh report within 12 months of closing — whether the lender is Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, a life insurance company, or a CMBS conduit. This requirement has no sunset date."
Pricing

Transparent pricing. No surprises at closing.

Single Report
$900
per Level 1 SRA report
  • Full ASTM E2026-24 compliant report
  • SEL + SUL calculations
  • PE-stamped and signed
  • 48-hour delivery
  • Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac ready
  • PDF digital delivery
Order a Report
Most Popular
Volume Plan
$650
per report — 5+ reports/month
  • Everything in Single Report
  • Priority 48-hour turnaround
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Monthly volume dashboard
  • Portfolio screening at $250/property
  • Rush delivery available
Get Volume Pricing
Enterprise / White-Label
Custom
API + white-label partnership
  • White-label under your brand
  • API integration available
  • Sub-24hr SLA
  • Volume pricing from $75/call
  • FEMA P-58 deep assessments
  • Portfolio & insurance data
Contact for Pricing

ALL REPORTS PE-STAMPED BY A LICENSED STRUCTURAL ENGINEER  ·  PAYMENT VIA STRIPE  ·  NET-14 INVOICING FOR VOLUME CLIENTS

About SeisQuake

Built by a licensed seismic engineer. Accelerated by AI.

SeisQuake was founded by a licensed structural engineer holding a Ph.D. in Structural Earthquake Engineering with over a decade of seismic risk assessment experience, including commercial, healthcare, and multifamily properties throughout California.

We built the AI workflow. We trained it on hundreds of real ASTM assessments. Every report is reviewed and PE-stamped by a qualified engineer — never generated blindly.

  • ✓Ph.D. in Structural Earthquake Engineering
  • ✓Licensed Civil/Structural Engineer, PE
  • ✓10+ years seismic engineering experience
  • ✓3+ years seismic design and analysis
  • ✓2+ years ASTM seismic risk assessment
  • ✓Meets all ASTM E2026 assessor qualifications
  • ✓Professional Liability (E&O) insured
ASTM E2026-24 Assessor Requirements — We Qualify
✓Licensed civil or structural engineer (PE)
✓Minimum 5 years general structural engineering of buildings
✓Minimum 3 years seismic design and analysis of buildings
✓Minimum 2 years seismic risk assessment experience
Report Covers
→Executive summary with SEL and SUL
→Site description and seismic hazard analysis
→Building vulnerability assessment
→Loss estimation using Thiel-Zsutty methodology
→Site stability and liquefaction assessment
→Retrofit recommendations if SEL > 20%
→PE stamp, license number, date of report
Client Feedback

What lenders are saying

★★★★★
"We needed a seismic report for a deal closing in 5 days. Traditional firms quoted 2 weeks. SeisQuake delivered a complete PE-stamped report in 40 hours. Loan closed on time."
VP of Originations
DUS Lender, Bay Area CA
★★★★★
"We do 30+ multifamily deals per year in California. Having a seismic partner who delivers in 48 hours at $900 has completely removed the SRA bottleneck from our closing process."
Senior Director
Freddie Mac Lender, Los Angeles
★★★★★
"The quality is indistinguishable from what we were paying $5,000 for. The SEL calculations are thorough, the report is properly formatted for ASTM, and our clients love the turnaround."
Director of Engineering
Due Diligence Firm, San Francisco
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is the report ASTM E2026 compliant?
Yes. Every report follows ASTM E2026-24 (the current standard) and is PE-stamped by a licensed structural engineer who meets all ASTM assessor qualification requirements. Accepted by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, CMBS lenders, and HUD.
What information do I need to provide?
Property address, building type (FEMA classification), year built, number of stories, gross square footage, and estimated replacement value. We handle all the seismic hazard data lookup from USGS.
What if the building fails the SEL threshold?
If SEL exceeds 20%, we include specific retrofit recommendations and estimated cost ranges. For SEL between 20–40%, we detail the waiver process with Fannie Mae. For SEL above 40%, we explain alternative paths forward.
Does Fannie Mae recognize your reports?
Yes. Our reports are signed by a licensed PE who meets all Fannie Mae-required ASTM assessor qualifications. The report format follows ASTM E2026-24 and includes all required components per Fannie Mae Multifamily Guide Section 304.01.
How does the 48-hour turnaround work?
Once we receive your property information, our AI system gathers seismic hazard data and drafts the full report. Our licensed PE reviews, verifies all calculations, and stamps the final document — typically within 24–48 business hours.
Do you offer FEMA P-58 assessments?
Yes — we offer full FEMA P-58 probabilistic performance assessments as our premium tier, starting at $7,500. These include full loss curves, repair cost distributions, functional recovery time, and red-tag probability — used by hospitals, REITs, and insurers.
Get Started

Order your report today.

Fill out the form and we'll send you an intake questionnaire within 2 hours. Most reports are delivered within 48 business hours of receiving your property information.

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Turnaround
48 business hours from receipt of property data
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Payment
50% upfront via Stripe · Net-14 invoicing for volume clients
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Standard
ASTM E2026-24 · Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac / CMBS / HUD
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