More Than a Permit: How Land Surveying & Civil Engineering Maximize Property Value
Most people think civil engineering is only about getting a grading permit. In reality, it’s about designing how you’ll use and enjoy your property for
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The Importance of Environmental Engineering in Design & Construction
Land development projects close to environmentally protected resources such as wetlands and streams, also known as Resource Protection Areas (RPAs), will require additional planning to
Do I Need a Parking Study in Fairfax County, VA?
Every commercial property in Fairfax County must provide a minimum number of off-street parking spaces based on the land use. This applies to new development
Building a New Home in Fairfax County, VA
Fairfax County, VA offers a unique blend of economic opportunity, educational excellence, cultural diversity, and community engagement, making it an attractive place to live for
What Construction Stakeout Services Do I Need for a New Home Build?
Once the Site Plan and Land Disturbance Permit is approved, it’s time to kickoff construction. For a new home build project in Northern Virginia, the
What is the Site Design & Permitting Process for a New Home Build Project in Northern Virginia?
DeMarr Engineering handles the entire land surveying, site design, permitting, and as-built certification process for building a new home in Northern Virginia and Washington, DC.
Fairfax County’s Pro Rata Development Fee
When embarking on a new home or pool construction project in Fairfax County, it is important to be aware of the Fairfax County Pro Rata
Fairfax County’s Stormwater Management (SWM) Requirements
Any project in Fairfax County exceeding 2,500 square feet in land disturbance will require a Site Plan prepared by a Civil Engineer and a Land
Do I need a Soils Report in Fairfax County?
When preparing a new site plan in Fairfax County for a new home build or pool project, there are certain factors that will require a
When are Civil Engineering Plans required in Fairfax County?
Improvements to your residential Fairfax County property will inevitably cause land disturbance during the construction and landscaping process. Depending on how much land you disturb