Construction Engineering in Connecticut

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construction engineeringConstruction Engineering is a branch of engineering that involves planning, designing, managing and constructing infrastructures such as bridges, dams, and commercial buildings. Creation of such projects requires the skills of an engineer and the knowledge of management principles.

It is a cross between Civil Engineering and management in such a way that construction engineers can learn the design aspect of the project like Civil Engineers and can also perform management functions like project managers.

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Commercial & Industrial Projects for Civil Engineering

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commercial engineering connecticutCommercial and Industrial construction or expansion projects require the need of a professional civil engineer in order to get started in the right direction. The undertaking of a commercial or industrial project is a complex process that requires detailed knowledge, experience, and planning.

In Connecticut, the demand for a civil engineering firm to work on a commercial or industrial project has been raised to a higher level in the past decade. Civil Engineering firms, such as Godfrey-Hoffman & Hodge, have been working extremely hard to exceed customers’ expectations by providing attentive care to details in order to improve the overall quality of the construction project.

Commercial and Industrial Projects for civil engineering are expected to steadily grow as our economy rebuilds itself. The demand for new commercial buildings is slowly increasing and companies are beginning to expand when that seemed impossible just a few years ago. Investors who are in the process of planning their construction projects are looking for civil engineering firms that have the capability to do the job right the first time, in order to avoid any unforeseen problems.

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[Press Release] Hodge, LLC Receives 2013 Best of Farmington Award

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farmington award programFarmington Award Program Honors the Achievement of Hodge, LLC

For the second consecutive year, Hodge, LLC has been selected for the 2013 Best of Farmington Award in the Professional Land Surveyors & Civil Engineers category by the Farmington Award Program. Here is an excerpt from the Farmington Award Program:

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5 Reasons to Hire a Civil Engineer This Year

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After the crash of the housing market, home and property owners today are looking to save money and increase the value of their homes and properties. Many homeowners are taking matters into their own hands and are constructing various home projects that can help them increase the value of their homes and properties.

What most homeowners don’t realize is that they often need to hire a civil engineer to help with and monitor their home projects. In most cases detailed plans are required by local and sometimes state and federal regulations which can only be completed by a licensed professional.

If you are a homeowner in the State of Connecticut, you may need to hire a civil engineer for certain home additions or even home improvement projects. Most Connecticut homeowners do not realize that they need to hire a civil engineer for their home projects until they get started or run into concerns or questions that they cannot handle effectively. Here are some typical home projects that require the assistance and expertise of a professional, qualified, and experienced civil engineer.

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What are Real Estate Deed Restrictions in Connecticut?

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ct-deed-restrictionsThe term deed restriction might sound unfamiliar to anybody who hasn’t purchased residential or commercial property or land of their own. However, most people who already own property are probably aware of the term, deed restriction, from seeing it in their original property deed. A deed restriction is a critical part of a property deed that specifies the exact use of the land including special parameters.

In other words, these are the legal conditions attached to the land, which can place a limitation on the use of that property even though you’re the owner of it. Once you sign a property deed with the restriction embedded in it, you have to follow these terms precisely. If you don’t comply exactly with what was stated in your deed, you can face potential land disputes and legal consequences with your town, city, or neighbors.

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Surveying & Civil Engineering for CT Homeowners

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Investing time and money in professionals who are experts in surveying and civil engineering for Connecticut homeowners ensures that you will be protected with regard to the laws that govern how you can use your property and land assets. If and when you sell your property in the future, your buyers will also benefit from any land surveys that will provide answers to any legal questions that might arise concerning your property.

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Residential Surveying & Civil Engineering in Connecticut

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Residential buildings and homes have special codes and certifications that must be followed before construction begins. When hiring a residential surveyor or civil engineer consider your intended project purpose and the suitability of the company in question. Surveying and civil engineering in Connecticut requires a specific knowledge of the unique environmental conditions and the materials that work best for the environment. By choosing a local surveyor or civil engineer it can be easier to work directly with the company and determine the best course of action for your project. A professional and experienced firm will help you design a natural structure that complements and enhances the existing environment.

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Surveying & Civil Engineering for Municipal/Government Property in CT

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government-engineeringCivil engineers work within the State of Connecticut to design and oversee various municipal and government construction projects. Civil engineers and land surveyors provide the plans that allow workers to effectively build roads, complete construction projects, construct airports and ensure that various structures such as tunnels and bridges are built correctly.

These professionals also work on water and sewage systems required for cities, towns and other localities. Mostly, you find a civil engineer or surveyor working in an office. However, sometimes work requires a view of the construction area or to monitor the construction process and prevent any problems on-site. Engineers and surveyors are commonly employed by the city to deal with complex road and drainage issues.

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Surveying & Civil Engineering for Connecticut Commercial Builders

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Managing commercial development projects are an intensive and time consuming endeavor that sucks the energy of those involved, especially in situations where planning was not properly done. Commercial builders & developers in Connecticut can ease their work load by seeking the services of professional surveying and civil engineering firms. An experienced firm can assist them right away, from the initial data collection stages, to planning, then design, local state & federal permitting and lastly, the construction process. Commercial builders can leverage on these firms technical expertise and experience in local zoning, planning and regulations- areas that are daunting to many.

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