As West Virginia's largest woman-owned engineering firm, we are at the forefront of engineering and design thinking, creating new and innovative solutions. With more than three decades of experience on complex engineering projects, including sustainable design and development, transportation, energy and more, TERRADON is not only West Virginia's largest woman-owned engineering firm, but a leader in creating value for the greater community.Ensuring the integrity of materials and workmanship, documenting compliance with design specifications and regulatory requirements.
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As a family-owned firm anchored in West Virginia and the surrounding states, we know that our communities are rooted in honesty, hard work, and solid relationships. As a company, we work to cultivate lasting relationships through instilling our values in our employees, our projects, and our everyday interactions with clients, stakeholders, and the neighborhoods impacted by the projects we undertake.
At Terradon, our teams love what they do-and it shows. They embrace a collective vision, welcome challenges, seek innovation and thrive as both teachers and students. Our people-our family-uphold the tradition of Terradon's three-decade old values. Founded on principles which still hold true today; expert personnel and quality, time-sensitive service. Growing the engineering leaders of tomorrow through participation in programs like Generation West Virginia.
Our team has a commitment to the Ohio Valley and Appalachian regions that goes far beyond our jobs. It is where we work, where we live, and where we play. It is where our family and friends are, it's home. That's why our team at TERRADON sees our environmental services as critical to both preservation and responsible development.
Going below the surface is imperative for successful projects. Subsurface conditions are often complex, and it is crucial to have a thorough understanding of the effect they can have on the project above. At TERRADON, we tailor our approach to the specific project, and collect the necessary data for decision making.
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Sam Scott
Apr 24, 2020