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When it comes to developing your own property, hiring the right civil engineer for the job is essential. Your engineer is going to help you tackle legal considerations, property issues, and other potential problems that can interfere with construction. Asking the following questions will help you find the best, qualified professional to handle your project.

3 Questions to Ask a Civil Engineer

1. Are You Licensed & Accredited?

This may seem like a redundant question, but you might be surprised to learn just how many professionals have let their licenses and permits expire. It may take some research to find out just what types of licenses and accreditations are required in your area, but the time you spend doing this will be worthwhile. It will ensure the engineer you hire is compliant and insured, so the work they do for you will be protected.

2. Do You Have Experience Handling My Type of Project?

Civil EngineerWhether your project involves residential development or some other type of property, find professionals who are experienced with handling your specific type of project. For instance, building a single family home will rely on different features than those involved in constructing an apartment complex. By ensuring the engineer you hire has the specific experience you need, you can rely on them to provide a higher quality of service.

3. Who Will Be in Charge of the Project?

Whether it’s for residential or commercial purposes, land development is a complicated matter that requires dozens of skilled laborers. When you hire a civil engineering firm, ensure that there will be a single person managing your project. This way, you’ll know who to go to with your concerns and questions. Identifying one project manager will help you avoid a situation where you will have to chase down a different contractor to address each problem. 

 

Abercrombie & Associates, Inc. of Cincinnati, OH, offers the experience you require, regardless of the type of project you’re undertaking. Years of experience in the business has made them the first-choice of civil engineers for commercial and government clients. To learn more about the services they offer, visit their website, or call (513) 385-5757 to schedule an appointment.

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