Alley Williams Carmen & King

Engineering Services

Burlington, NC

Alley, Williams, Carmen & King, founded in 1954, combines municipal civil engineering, architecture, and surveying across North Carolina and Virginia.

  • Municipal water distribution and wastewater infrastructure
  • Stormwater, water quality, erosion control, and NPDES Phase II programs
  • NCDOT-related roadway, trail, and surveying projects

Boswell Surveyors Inc

Engineering Services

Burlington, NC

Boswell Surveyors Inc. provides full-service land surveying in Alamance County and the local Triad area and has served clients since 1984.

  • Land surveying in Alamance County
  • Land surveying in the local Triad area
  • Clients seeking a full-service surveying firm

Integration Controls And Engineering

Engineering Services

Burlington, NC

Integration Controls and Engineering provides plant-floor automation, HMI/SCADA systems, and ongoing support as a professionally licensed systems integration company.

  • manufacturing plant automation
  • HMI/SCADA system projects
  • control system design and upgrades

Engineering Services in nearby counties

FAQ

Which type of engineering firm handles municipal water or wastewater projects in Alamance County?

A civil engineering firm with water-distribution, wastewater-collection, treatment-facility, and pump-station experience is the appropriate fit. Alley, Williams, Carmen & King lists all of these services.

What should I look for when hiring an engineering firm for an NCDOT roadway or surveying project?

Check whether the firm is approved for the specific NCDOT consulting and surveying tasks required. Alley, Williams, Carmen & King is listed as NCDOT-approved for roadway consulting and multiple surveying tasks.

How is industrial controls engineering different from residential automation?

Industrial controls work focuses on manufacturing operations, such as HMI/SCADA systems, plant-floor automation, process automation, and control-system upgrades. Integration Controls and Engineering specifically identifies residential automation as outside its stated fit.

What affects the price of an engineering or surveying project?

Cost depends on the project scope, required disciplines, site conditions, permitting or NCDOT requirements, and whether the work includes design, surveying, construction inspection, or ongoing technical support. Request a scope-based estimate rather than comparing hourly rates alone.