WV Engineering was incorporated in 1991 providing Engineering and Design for projects throughout New England. WVA is a responsive, forward-looking firm. We customize services as required to meet the needs of each client. Our work includes a wide variety of projects including commercial, industrial, institutional, educational, recreational and residential facilities.
We pride ourselves with creative engineering solutions which are practical and cost effective, tailoring system selection to specific building owner goals, maintenance arrangements, construction and operating budgets. We have worked with developers and property managers on a range of commercial projects including resort, retail, recreational and residential projects.
We pride ourselves with creative engineering solutions which are practical and cost effective, tailoring system selection to specific building owner goals, maintenance arrangements, construction and operating budgets. We have worked with developers and property managers on a range of commercial projects including resort, retail, recreational and residential projects.
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After graduating from Vermont Technical College in 2006, Richard joined WV Engineering in the spring of that year. Richard is a registered PE in the States of Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut and Massachusetts he has worked in a number of disciplines on the Mechanical side of WV. Richard is also a member of AIA, ASHRAE, International Ground Source Heat Pump Assoc and NFPA.
WV Engineering is located in the city of Keene, in the Monadnock Region of southwest New Hampshire.
Approaching Keene on Route 101 from the East (Manchester & Peterborough), at the Main Street intersection (second set of stoplights that you come to), take the slip road right (North) onto Main Street, but you have to immediately cross two lanes of northbound traffic and cross the two southbound lanes through the break in the median strip to get to King Court.
Approaching Keene on Route 101 from the East (Manchester & Peterborough), at the Main Street intersection (second set of stoplights that you come to), take the slip road right (North) onto Main Street, but you have to immediately cross two lanes of northbound traffic and cross the two southbound lanes through the break in the median strip to get to King Court.
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