Engineering
Averette Engineering Company is a full engineering design service. Our firm uses the latest technology in surveying and computer equipment to provide our clients with a design that is sensitive to the environment as well as economical.
Understanding that in order for any infrastructure project to be successful there must be a team of capable, intelligent highly trained professionals, Averette Engineering employs only the best. Our engineers know what it takes to ensure a successful result by determining project constraints, including financial, physical and technical elements.
For more information on our engineers and the services they provide, call or email us today!
Services:
Preliminary/Final Plot Plans for permitting
A Plot Plan is a plan drawn to scale showing the entire property (including all property lines) with the existing and proposed structures, including parking. Plot plans are typically required with all permit and zoning applications submitted to local permitting agencies.
Feasibility Study
A feasibility study is an assessment of the practicality of a proposed plan or project.
Preliminary Site Design
During the Preliminary Design phase, the engineer collaborates with the client to create the overall layout for the site. This is a conceptual plan to show the overall layout without a lot of details.
Final Site Design
The Final Site Design begins with the preliminary design and creates a set of drawings that represent the project with all the details required to construct the project. The final site design can include items such as an environmental impact of the project, permitting, subsurface characteristics, wetlands delineation, and zoning. Civil engineering site designers will coordinate with other professionals associated with the project, including architects, engineers and contractors.
Sedimentation & Erosion Control Plans
A set of plans prepared by or under the direction of a licensed professional Engineer indicating the specific measures and sequencing to be used to control sediment and erosion on a development site during and after construction.
Subdivision Design
Subdivision typically includes the creation of a sketch plan (showing basic lot layout and provisions for public infrastructure), and subsequent creation of a more detailed preliminary plat (indicating building footprints and specific measurements), and then culminating in a final plat that creates the new lots.
Construction Staking
Construction Staking is the process of interpreting construction plans and staking the location of proposed new structures such as roads, utilities, or buildings. Construction staking is performed to ensure a project is built according to engineering design plans.
Construction Administration
Construction administration includes providing clarifications, submittal review, request for payment review, preparation of change orders, and other administrative services included in the agreement with the client