CPT Engineering & Surveying provides water resource, transportation, public utility, and land surveying services throughout the southeastern United States.
Tremont Engineering provides geotechnical engineering and construction material testing, including concrete testing, from its Greensboro, North Carolina office.
How much does a civil engineer cost in Guilford County?
The provided firms do not publish standard prices. Fees generally depend on the scope, such as surveying, permitting, drainage design, geotechnical testing, or construction administration, so request a project-specific proposal.
What should I look for when hiring a civil engineer for a development project?
Match the firm's services to your scope: land development and permitting for a site project, stormwater and utility design for infrastructure, or geotechnical testing for foundations and soils. Confirm that the design will be prepared and stamped by a North Carolina-licensed professional engineer when required.
How quickly can a civil engineering firm respond?
Hagen Engineering states that it typically responds within one business day. Geo-Hydro Engineers advertises rapid turnaround for construction-materials testing, but neither statement is a project-completion deadline.
Which firm should I call for soil, foundation, or concrete testing?
Geo-Hydro Engineers offers soil borings, foundation and settlement analysis, slope stability work, concrete and soils testing, and an AASHTO-accredited Greensboro office. Tremont Engineering also provides geotechnical and concrete compression testing.
Can one firm handle surveying and civil engineering together?
Yes. Davis • Martin • Powell, WithersRavenel, and FEI Consulting list both civil engineering and surveying-related services; FEI also offers drone mapping and hydrographic surveying.