Hurt & Proffitt maintains a versatile, highly-qualified staff working in six in-house departments. The resultant close working relationships between these departments yield better coordination of projects and closer attention to the needs and goals of our clients.

Our civil engineers, planners, surveyors, and support staff ensure excellent quality while delivering project-specific solutions to our clients, the majority of which are repeat clients.Our integrity, attention to detail, vast experience and commitment to professional standards have helped make Hurt & Proffitt one of the largest civil engineering firms in Central Virginia.

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Environmental

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Environmental Engineering plays an important role in the planning, design and construction of projects ranging in size from single-family homes to entire neighborhoods, from towns to cities, schools to state universities. The goal is to create sustainable developments that meet the needs of citizens now and in the future while minimizing the human impact on the natural environment.

Geotechnical

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Geotechnical Engineering should be at the forefront of every construction project. The design considerations, whether Structural, Civil or Utility oriented greatly depend on the subsurface soil's structural capacity and composition.

Land Development

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From Tidewater to the Piedmont to the Blue Ridge Mountains, Virginia's topography is among the most beautiful in the world. It can also be among the most challenging to develop. Hurt & Proffitt's Land Development Professionals not only tailor our designs to fit the terrain, but we also adapt to meet the requirements of an ever changing, highly regulated environment.

Surveying

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Hurt & Proffitt's survey department offers some of the most diverse and experience-based expertise on projects in both the private and public sectors of Virginia. With a number of active, practicing Licensed Surveyors whose combined years of experience with Hurt & Proffitt total close to seventy years, the foundation of our survey department is solid and well-rounded.

Civil Engineering

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The deterioration of our nation's infrastructure has been news for several years. Municipalities have water and sewer systems that are over a century old and treatment plants that can no longer comply with ever-changing, stricter regulations. Our road and highway systems cannot keep up with constantly increasing volumes of traffic.

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