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. Whether it
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D.C.’s “Surveying Commandments”
A mousepad sent to us from the District of Columbia Association of Land Surveyors. Rewritten here for easier reading: “DC’s ‘Surveying Commandments’ Survey the Boundary
The Duvall Foundry – Georgetown, D.C.
From picture above: “The Duvall Foundry 1050 – 30th Street, N.W. Built between 1856 and 1866 as a machine shop by William T. Duvall,
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 tree removal, here
DC Water’s System Availability Fee and What It Means To You
The System Availability Fee (SAF) is a one-time fee assessed on new development projects in the District that require a new water and sanitary sewer
Boundary Stones in the District of Columbia
In April 1791, at the behest of President George Washington, 40 sandstone markers were placed during a multi-year boundary survey of the federal territory of
Measuring the Potomac River Height at Georgetown Waterfront Park
Did you know there is a USGS streamgage at the Georgetown Waterfront Park? This one of many streamgages that measure the height of the Potomac
Washington DC’s Oldest Structure
Built in 1766, The Old Stone House at 3051 M Street, NW in Georgetown, DC is the oldest structure in the district that is still