EEI’s Patrick McNamara, P.E., and John Pusey, recently gave a presentation at the Chester County Engineers Fall Conference. The presentation introduced attendees to Karst geology. It addressed necessary planning & design considerations that must be made by an engineer when dealing with a project containing Karst geology. Additionally, highlights of
Soil testing may be the last thing on your mind as excitement for building plans and innovative project renderings come to life. Before bringing in the bulldozers and laying down the foundation, sampling the soil ahead of time will prepare your project for success and ensure that your budget and
Keep your project on time and budget with professional geotechnical designs supporting your project from the ground up. Foundation design, temporary and permanent retaining structures, and underpinning design are just a few of the versatile design services we provide, and allow companies across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and the Tri-State area
As the earth crumbles beneath your valuable property, managing sinkhole risks requires careful planning and responsive intervention to prevent potential disasters. The appearance of an ominous sinkhole can be a stressful experience, and without the proper guidance, costly property damage and serious safety concerns can arise. Fortunately, if you’re concerned
EEI was proud to be a gold sponsor of the 24th annual Inter-Faith Housing golf tournament. Inter-Faith provides opportunities for families in our community to achieve self-sufficiency by offering community based programs. The highlight of the event was watching the Drone Ball Drop which raised a considerable amount for the
Last week EEI’s Vice President John Caccese attended the Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia virtual lunch. Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit housing organization that works in local communities across U.S. and in several other countries. The event helped bring two more Habitat families home. The photos included show the latest
Camelback Mountain Resort in Pocono Township, Pennsylvania is one of the largest ski resorts in the state. Recently, a corrugated steel culvert installed beneath a ski path connecting two chair lifts at the resort deteriorated to the point that the ski path surface began to yield. In preparation for the
Riverwalk Development consists of two mixed-use towers that will enhance the Philadelphia skyline. The first tower has been completed with 28 floors, the first two floors hosting a Giant Food store complete with an on-site Starbucks. The second tower is still under way, having constructed fourteen floors out of projected
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic the 2021 Polar Bear Run/Walk for Autism, which usually takes place over Presidents Day Weekend in Sea Isle City, NJ, looked a little different this year. The event was canceled however to continue raising Autism Awareness and funds, a virtual event was held. The virtual
EEI recently performed a geotechnical investigation for National Energy Partners and recommended helical piers for the support of parking lot solar canopies. The project was unusual as the site had been developed on a former municipal landfill so there were several steps required as precaution before the test borings could
