Civil Engineers On-Site in NW DC

When developing property or renovating a building in Washington, DC, you will most likely need some type of Site Plan for your project....

When Do You Need a Permit to Remove a Tree in D.C.?

Tree removal is calculated on a case-by-case basis and is only performed if absolutely necessary. If you think your project will require...

The System Availability Fee (SAF) is a one-time fee assessed on new development projects in the District that require a new water and san...

In April 1791, at the behest of President George Washington, 40 sandstone markers were placed during a multi-year boundary survey of the...

An accessory dwelling unit, commonly referred to as an ADU, is a secondary housing unit on a single-family residential lot, built within...

Did you know there is a USGS streamgage at the Georgetown Waterfront Park? This one of many streamgages that measure the height...

A brief explanation on Fairfax County Site-Related Plans for Residential Projects.

Traditional black & white surveys can be hard to visualize and have limited use beyond an engineering standpoint. What happens when you...