core disciplines
Roadways
Drainage and Erosion Control
Mass Grading
Our staff have designed miles of roadways from private subdivisions to interchanges with the Interstate System. By understanding the interrelation of traffic generation, capacity analysis, design speed, and geometric design requirements, May Engineering provides expert transportation designs for public and private clients alike.
Mass Grading
Drainage and Erosion Control
Mass Grading
Whether developing infrastructure in hills or tidal plains or redevelopment of industrial land, we have experienced the hurdles firsthand. Coupled with geotechnical and environmental engineering expertise, we transform your raw land into a functional, pleasing, and long lasting form. One from which your facility will prominently serve its intended purpose.
Drainage and Erosion Control
Drainage and Erosion Control
Drainage and Erosion Control
Whether new or rehabilitation of existing surface drainage infrastructure, we have years of experience performing the necessary hydrologic and hydraulic computations to properly size storm sewers, open channels, culverts, bridges, and catch basins. In so doing, ensuring your community or new development is protected from damaging flood waters.
Storm Water Management
Storm Water Management
Drainage and Erosion Control
Whether flood mitigation or protection of downstream ecology, we tailor solutions that meet general or individual NPDES permit requirements. Our firm has designed many storm water management facilities for institutions and private developments. We bring this knowledge forward to serve and protect people, property, and environment.
Low Impact Development
Storm Water Management
Low Impact Development
Expertise in LID infrastructure comes from over a decade of experience solving complex water quality requirements of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Protection Area for private and institutional clients both large and small. As such, we have experience implementing bioretention basins, bio-swales, infiltration ponds, Filterra's, and Storm Filters. Understanding long term maintenance is key for the success with any of these technologies.
Water Works
Storm Water Management
Low Impact Development
Is your aged water distribution system plagued by low pressure areas, poor fire flows, and constant breaks? Unfortunately, this is a common trend in many of our communities due to the age of our infrastructure. We consult with municipalities to solve these difficult problems by system modeling coupled with a predictive, not reactive asset management approach. This allows for frank discussions on costs of water service with leadership and the public.
Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems
Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems
Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems
Does your community's collection system experience insufficient capacities, excessive infiltration and inflow, basement back ups, or SSO's? Are you in consent decrees or arduous long term control plans for your Combined Sewer? If so, you are not alone. Our staff has the experience to help you plan solutions for these nagging problems; consulting with our clients to develop an asset management based approach to predict long term costs and needed revenues.
Minor Structures
Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems
Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems
As seen in the attached photo, the large 40ft span, multi-plate culvert and golf cart underpass was constructed to serve a large development collector roadway. This project was a team effort with Contech Engineered Products. If you have a small structure need, let us develop several options and cost estimates quickly and accurately.
Geographic Information Systems
Sanitary Sewer Collection Systems
Geographic Information Systems
For many institutions and municipalities embracing the future of mapping is daunting. But it does not need be so, call today to understand how May Engineering can support your organization's mapping needs using geographic information systems. From utilities to impervious studies, the speed and agility gained by having your data at the click of a button greatly outweighs the costs of development.