Earth Engineering

05/22/2026

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. 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!

05/07/2026

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.

Protect your home with Earth Engineering's expert guide to sinkhole inspections. Learn how to identify early warning signs, understand the inspection process, and prevent damage.

05/01/2026

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

Earth Engineering explores the importance of construction inspection and how it secures safety and quality in every building project. Gain valuable insights and expert tips in our guide.

03/25/2026

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

03/03/2026

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

02/06/2026

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

Learn what a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is, when it’s required, and how it protects your investment. Contact Earth Engineering Incorporated for more info!

01/07/2026

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

Learn how amended soils improve stormwater infiltration basin performance and compliance. Discover best practices with Earth Engineering. Contact us today!

12/22/2025

12/16/2025

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

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.