Centec Engineering

CENTEC Engineering, PLLC is a Beckley, West Virginia firm specializing in Civil Engineering, Environmental Permitting, Land Surveying and Solid Waste Engineering. The CENTEC staff has two to 30 years of experience, with Professional Engineering registrations throughout the Mid-Atlantic states.

We have designed projects and developed intricate stormwater management plans from the delicate shores of the Chesapeake Bay to the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee.

CENTEC Engineering, PLLC utilizes accurate and cost-effective RTK GPS satellite technology, as well as conventional surveying methods, to provide Land Surveying services for any need. Our surveying department consists of qualified personnel with over 40 years combined experience.

So, if you are searching for experienced surveyors to complete a property survey in West Virginia, boundary survey in West Virginia, or other type of survey in West Virginia, contact Marty Cole, Manager of Surveying Services, at mcole@centec-engineering.com, or phone him at 304-929-2632 extension 4.

With environmental regulations becoming more and more stringent, the management of stormwater along with the prevention of onsite erosion and the discharge of sediment laden runoff is a must. Local and state permits are often required to demonstrate that accepted methods of controlling sediment and erosion will be used at the site.

Site grading is a major factor in the overall profitability of any land development project. Minimizing the amount of earthwork required adds directly to a project's bottom line. At CENTEC Engineering, PLLC, we understand construction and the cost of development. Our experience helps us to design the amount and extent of excavation to fit a site's natural topography and geology.

One of the first, and most crucial, steps to a successful land development project is the overall site layout. It is important that the site be situated to provide for the most efficient use of the property while maintaining easy access and smooth traffic flow. The strategic placement of drainage structures is also critical to maximize the site's value and minimize intrusion both aesthetically and from a site utilization perspective.