Our Experience

Summit Geoengineering Services has provided geotechnical engineering services for a variety of projects including:

• Wind Turbine projects from single turbine sites to large-scale wind farms

• Roadway Reconstruction projects for local municipalities and Maine DOT roadways

• Sewer & Waterline projects for local municipalities and commercial water production

• Open Channel Culvert and Bridge projects for local municipalities and Maine DOT

• Educational projects including new schools, additions, athletic fields (both synthetic and turf), pavements, storm water ponds, roadways, and geothermal well studies for public and private school administrations and colleges

• Financial institution projects including new banks, additions, retaining walls, and parking garages for large and small banks and call centers

• Infrastructure projects including town halls, libraries, water storage tanks, substations, and sand-salt storage buildings for municipalities and both private and public sectors

• Pedestrian Walkway projects including river trails, sidewalks, and pedestrian bridges

• Health Care projects including hospital additions, wings, and offices

• Parking Garage projects for municipalities and private developments

• Quarry and Aggregate explorations and assessments for contractors and developers

• Military projects for Maine Army National Guard, U.S. Navy, U.S Border Patrol, and Air National Guard including; facility buildings, air traffic control towers, hangars, beacon and communication towers, aircraft taxiways and aprons, and heavy duty roadways

• Pre-engineered buildings for commercial development, retail, manufacturing, and warehouse

• Retaining Wall designs including segmental block walls, pre-cast blocks, and cast-in-place concrete walls for contractors, developers, and designers

• Landslide and slope stabilization projects for municipalities and landowners

• Earth Dam stability evaluations and geotechnical design support

• Over 150 various communication tower sites throughout Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts for federal, state, and private sectors