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Brooks Engineering Associates is a full service civil engineering and surveying firm based in Asheville, North Carolina. Our firm is the right size to tackle the most demanding complex projects, but small enough to provide personal attention so that work stays within a very reasonable budget. Fletcher, North Carolina Surveying, Civil Engineering BEA

United Engineering Group (UEG) is a professional civil engineering and development consulting company specializing in all aspects of land development for the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors, as well as infrastructure related improvements for the public sector. With offices and networks established in high growth metro areas in the West

Since 2006, Innovative Structural Engineering, Inc. has been providing engineering concepts in both a commercial and residential format throughout Western North Carolina. At ISE, we value clear communication and customer service. We strive to provide cost effective practical solutions. We also have a strong and effective track record of environmental

LandWorks Engineering, PLLC (aka "LandWorks") provides the highest quality innovative design solutions and professional engineering services, turning your vision into a buildable, sustainable, reality. With over 25 years of professional experience, LandWorks is recognized as a leading Civil Engineering consulting firm, providing unmatched creativity

Providing effective plumbing, mechanical and electrical engineering solutions requires experience, adaptability and communication between engineers and their clients. With over a thousand completed projects throughout the Carolinas, Tilden White and Associates is a proven engineering firm that can be relied on to handle any project with professionalism

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