Engineering
White Mountain Survey provides a wide variety of civil engineering services
relating to most aspects of land use development. Below are some examples
of the type of services we are able to provide. As with any list,
this list is not intended to be all-inclusive, but it is intended to be
representative of the types of services available from our office.
If you do not find the service you desire, please feel free to contact us
and inquire if we are able to provide the service you desire.
White Mountain
Survey has extensive experience in providing drainage analysis and design
for both small and large projects. Our experience ranges from assessment
of existing drainage problems for a single-family residence and proposing
creative and cost effective solutions, to comprehensive grading and design
for completely new commercial sites.
Our analysis
and designs are used for obtaining local permits for Site Plan approval,
for state permits for Site Specific approval, and for solutions to aggravating
drainage problems that simply can’t seem to be cured.
White Mountain Survey routinely designs roads
and driveways for private developers as well as municipalities. We
have designed numerous roads throughout the state and country for private
developers adhering to local, state and federal design standards.
We pride ourselves in providing balanced designs that aid in minimizing
construction costs; yet provide safe and convenient access.
We have had extensive experience in designing
roads that are more pedestrian friendly, aesthetically pleasing and cost
effective to construct. These types of designs require innovative
thinking that balances the needs of the motor vehicle with that of the pedestrian.
White Mountain Survey designs sanitary sewers
and municipal sewer connections in addition to on-site septic designs.
These designs can range from a single sanitary sewer connection to a complete
extension of a municipal sewer. These designs can also include sewer
designs related to community septic systems for more rural projects, which
would have the sewer run through the development, but the treatment would
be via leach fields.
White Mountain Survey designs small public water
systems as defined by New Hampshire Administrative Rules Env-Ws 378.
A small community water system is any system that has 15 service connections
or regularly serves more than 25 people on a year ‘round basis.
Our experience includes the initial “Well Siting
Criteria” report, right through design of the storage tanks and delivery
system.
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Ossipee, NH 03864
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