Subdivision and Land Development projects rest at the core of what Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. and their predecessors have done for over 100 years in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. The subdivision and land development process incorporates our professional engineering services with our professional surveying services, in addition to outside consultants as necessary, to satisfy the development needs of our clients. Typical projects include, but are not limited to, retail shopping centers, residential subdivisions, industrial parks, hotels, office buildings, car dealerships and institutional complexes. 

Whether you are an experienced developer or a small business owner looking to expand, let Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. be your guide to help navigate these cumbersome processes.

Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. can provide a variety of professional surveying services. Using our modern robotic and GPS precision surveying equipment, our field crews regularly perform boundary and topographic surveys, construction asbuilt surveys, construction layout and ALTA surveys. Our survey department professional office staff also coordinates with real estate attorneys to prepare legal documentation such as legal descriptions and easement exhibits.

Please see our frequently asked questions to see what survey best fits your needs.

Civil engineering in general spans a host of sub-disciplines including structural design, roadway design, environmental engineering, geotechnical engineering and surface water hydrology to name a few. Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. specializes in site civil engineering and can assist with Professional Engineering of your site improvements including site grading, stormwater management and erosion and sediment control designs as it may relate to construction of a new building or addition, swimming pool, patio construction or parking area expansion.

No project is too small. Let Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. assist with your stormwater management issues or upcoming project where Township or other outside agency approvals may be required.

Please see our frequently asked questions for more information regarding stormwater management.