PEC+ Solutions

Know your issues up front and find solutions quickly; site visit and reporting; feasibility; zoning and code compliance; identify and mitigate potential risk; gather and review data; contact and set up the appropriate meetings; utility confirmation and solutions; sub-grade investigations and modeling; and understand various environment constraints, permitting and scheduling issues.

Fully understand a site's unique geography, ecology, drainage, existing vegetation, intended uses, and long-term sustainability requirements early so that all designs maximize natural assets and align with project goals.

Assess zoning designations, ordinances, master plan alignment, community right-to-know laws, easements, topography, vegetative cover, watershed, and habitat protection policies as well as economic, cultural, and human impacts early on so sustainable site development maximizes community benefits while minimizing negative consequences.

Validate that a proposed development complies with local regulations and aligns with land-use policies, avoiding costly delays and legal challenges. By thoroughly researching zoning codes, permitted uses, and potential restrictions, due diligence helps identify any conflicts or requirements early in the planning process, ensuring a smoother path to project approval.

Accurately project supply and demand needs; investigate existing infrastructure conditions and capacities, permitting requirements, water rights constraints, water quality regulations, floodplain impacts, and drainage patterns early in the planning process.

Ensure the safety, functionality, and cost-effectiveness of transportation projects. Potential issues can be identified and addressed proactively by thoroughly evaluating site conditions, traffic patterns, environmental factors, and regulatory requirements early in the process. This minimizes the risk of design flaws, construction delays, and budget overruns. Additionally, due diligence ensures compliance with local, state, and federal standards, optimizing the roadway for long-term performance while meeting the needs of stakeholders and the community.

Accurately assess future sewer demand rates and pipe flow conditions; investigate available sewer capacity within sewer mains and local pump stations; evaluate capacity and condition; permitting; review power supply requirements and reliability factors; flood risk; maintenance access; corrosion resistance; and establish station longevity early on to ensure appropriately sized, long-term, cost-effective pumping system designs.

Research applicable regulations across multiple jurisdictions, site constraints, environmental impacts, legal non-conformities, and expiration dates.

Research records and permits, conduct site reconnaissance, verify access permissions, identify above and below-ground constraints, and select proper tools early to develop accurate topographic depictions, boundary delineations, volumetric quantities, and staking data tailored to client usage requirements.

Fully understand applicable regulations, baseline conditions, and habitat and species impacts; navigate Federal, State and Local environmental regulations and rules. Calculate upfront mitigation costs and develop strategies to reduce impacts and regulatory fees.

Inventory existing vegetation, research species characteristics, evaluate tree health, soil, and drainage patterns, assess potential root damage, plan access routes, and select optimal planting sites early on to preserve valuable treescapes, maximize plant establishment success, and enhance sustainable ecosystem services over the long term.

Verify required permissions and no-fly zones; determine optimal imagery resolutions and flight planning parameters; and ensure efficient, lawful data capture that achieves project goals without disrupting surrounding communities.