Map Environmental

read moreFor the past two decades, MAP Environmental Inc. has provided environmental solutions for the projects involving land development, transportation, parks and recreation, utilities, waterfront and maritime development, and Department of Defense initiatives.

read moreMAP Environmental Inc. is a SWaM certified, multi-service environmental consulting firm that serves public and private clients in the eastern Virginia and northern North Carolina regions. We specialize on projects requiring wetland studies, NEPA document approval, Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), water quality permitting and compliance, wetlands and stream mitigation and expert environmental advice. Environmental Documents and Studies include a wide array of reports that address National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and State Environmental Impact Report requirements.

read moreOur MAP team was pleased to attend the October 27th dinner discussion on the Atlantic Coast Pipeline at Gordon Biersch in Virginia Beach! The event was informative and gave a snapshot of the potential impact the ACP would have on the Hampton Roads region. In 1973, American singer, songwriter and musician Bob Seger was heard belting out "Turn the page". As a teenager in the 70s, I loved that song but admittedly was clueless as to its meaning. Nearly fifty years later, after a year and global pandemic like no other, we can all relate to this tune.

read moreAs with any professional consulting company, the lifeblood of our business and our experience is our clientele. We are fortunate to have a growing list of clients ranging from prominent cities within Hampton Roads such as Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Suffolk, to architecture and engineering firms, home builders, construction companies, development firms, banks and financial institutions and private citizens. Our clients have entrusted us to guide them through the environmental process on projects related to transportation, land development, energy, utilities, parks and recreation, waterfront, and mitigation.