Rowe Surveying & Engineering

read moreRowe Engineering & Surveying was originally founded in 1954 under the name of Rowe Surveying and Engineering, Company, Inc. In May of 2019, the firm was acquired by long-term employee and former vice president, Cecil "Zeke" Hudson, and continues to specialize in civil engineering services ranging from small grading and drainage plans to complex and large-scale hydraulic modeling projects. Rowe Engineering & Surveying has served the Gulf Coast, the southeast and other parts of the United States for over 65 years with a focus on consistently providing cost-efficient, quality, professional surveying, engineering and related services that consistently exceed our client's expectations.

read moreRES was engaged to provide civil engineering, surveying, and permitting services for a 67-lot, resort-style cottage subdivision. The site, which was planned and designed around two existing coastal lakes, featured the design and construction of a permeable paver system within internal roadways. While enhancing the aesthetic value of the site, this design allowed for the incorporation of a stormwater management system within the roadway. The design permitted the owner to maximize the developable area while also more closely integrating the site with the existing coastal environment.

read moreSubdivision Survey- Provides a division of a larger piece of property into two (2) or more smaller lots. This will include zoning and planning approval and will be recorded at Probate Court. Boundary with Improvements Survey - Provides the boundary plus any improvements (house, driveway, shed, pool, etc.) as requested. It may or may not include the same amount of details as a mortgage survey. Topographic Survey - Provides the elevations and contours of a lot's natural and man-made features. Stakeout Survey - Provides the boundary and location for which the house/building was staked.

read moreRES assisted in data collection efforts identified as Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Restoration of Coffee Island, located in the Mississippi Sound. Our firm provided a single beam hydrographic survey of approximately 1.3 miles of shoreline. This project began approximately 600 feet seaward of the Eastern shoreline of Coffee Island with ranges surveyed at 100-foot intervals. These ranges were run towards the shoreline to a point of extreme shallow water. From there, RTK GPS was used to project these survey lines up and over the beach to the top bank and terminating point of said survey.