Earth Engineering

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Thank you to Family Promise for all that you do, and to everyone who helped make this event a success.

We look forward to supporting this great cause again in the future!

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EEI was proud to serve as a Gold Sponsor for the Family Promise Golf Outing! ⛳

We’re honored to support an organization that helps local families rebuild their lives and strengthen our community.

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Sinkholes can pose serious risks to homes, businesses, and infrastructure. Our latest article explains how professional sinkhole inspections are performed and the tools engineers use to evaluate subsurface conditions.

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What is construction inspection & testing and why does it matter? Learn how it protects quality, safety, and project success from start to finish.

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Before you build, know your site. Learn why ESAs matter in our latest Route 422 Business Advisor feature.

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Stop by and see us today at the Marywood University career fair!

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A Phase I ESA is a critical step in property due diligence. Find out when and why it’s needed.

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How amended soils can enhance stormwater infiltration basin performance and support sustainable site design. Read our latest blog post ⬇️

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The annual 5K Run/Walk, held on Saturday, November 8, brings the community together to raise awareness and funds in support of this meaningful mission.

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We are proud to support C.L.A.P. (Cancer Legacy in Action Projects) for the third consecutive year.

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C.L.A.P. assists and encourages individuals, primarily children, who have lost an immediate family member to cancer by helping them carry out projects or actions that extend their loved one’s legacy.

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We’re excited to celebrate all the winning project teams and proud to have played a part in several of this year’s award-winning projects!
Congrats to everyone involved and thank you to ABC for another fantastic event!

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What a great night! Earth Engineering Inc. joined the ABC Eastern PA Chapter at their 35th Annual Excellence in Construction Gala at Presidential Caterers.

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EEI, along with our subcontractor, is investigating in the basement of a historical structure to determine the nature of existing voided soils. The tripod rig set-up can be used in very difficult site conditions where standard test boring drilling rigs cannot access.

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EEI has been on site inspecting the installation of a Soil Nail Wall for the Support of Excavation (SOE) for a new school. EEI also designed the Soil Nail Wall, performed the initial Geotechnical Investigation, and completed the Phase I ESA and Clean Fill testing for the site.

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We had a great time connecting with students at the Temple and Widener University career fairs this September! Always exciting to meet future engineers and share what life at Earth Engineering Inc. is all about.

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Once settlement was completed, a shotcrete fascia supported by soil nails was constructed, providing the permanent fascia for the retaining walls. EEI’s design solution provided approximately $5 million savings from a pile supported retaining wall originally anticipated.

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The Extension of Mantua Boulevard for the Rowan University Fossil Park project in Gloucester County, New Jersey was selected as the Outstanding Civil Engineering Project of the Year by the South Jersey Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

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EEI’s design anticipated that the MSE walls would settle as much as 30 centimeters once the 11-meter-tall walls were constructed, requiring a flexible temporary fascia.