Carroll Engineering’s New Jersey Office Honored with Two Awards of Excellence by MetroBCA
Carroll Engineering is proud to share that our Hillsborough, New Jersey office received two awards at the 2026 Awards of Excellence, hosted by the Metropolitan Builders & Contractors Association of New Jersey. Often referred to as the “Oscars of the Building Industry,” this annual event recognizes outstanding projects, innovation, craftsmanship, and leadership across New Jersey’s […]
Celebrating Chris Lang, P.E. Leadership Master Class Achievement Award
Carroll Engineering Corporation is excited to recognize Chris Lang, P.E. for earning a Certificate of Achievement through the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Master Class Program. The Leadership Master Class is a five-month professional development series designed for leaders at all stages of their careers, from emerging leaders to senior-level professionals. Through a series […]
What a Land Survey Can Reveal Before a Project Begins
Before a new building, roadway, utility improvement or land development project can move forward, project teams need a clear understanding of the property and its existing conditions. A land survey provides that critical starting point. Surveying is much more than locating property lines. A professional land survey can uncover physical, legal and environmental information that […]
Carroll Engineering Corporation Named a 2026 Philadelphia Top Workplace
Carroll Engineering Corporation is proud to be named a 2026 Philadelphia Top Workplace, an honor based entirely on employee feedback and team culture.
Service Spotlight: Wastewater Engineering
At Carroll Engineering, we support wastewater systems at every stage, from underground sewer lines to pump stations and treatment plants. In simple terms, we design, permit, and help build the systems that move and treat wastewater. We work with municipalities, authorities, and private clients to deliver reliable, cost-conscious solutions designed for long-term performance. Our Department Carroll Engineering’s Water and Wastewater […]
Planning Water Infrastructure in an Age of Uncertainty
Municipalities and municipal authorities are facing a new reality when it comes to water infrastructure planning. Long-term decisions regarding all facets of water facilities engineering, including treatment, storage, conveyance, and distribution, as well as targeted programs like per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and capital improvements, are being made in an environment where regulations, funding opportunities, public […]
Celebrating National Safety Month: Designing Infrastructure That Protects Communities
June is National Safety Month, a time to recognize the many ways safety impacts our daily lives. While workplace safety and personal habits are often top of mind, there is another important layer of safety that communities rely on every day: well-designed infrastructure. From the roads we drive on to the water systems we depend on, infrastructure […]
Water Facilities Department Service Spotlight
At Carroll Engineering, our Water Facilities Department (part of our Water/Wastewater Services Department) partners closely with municipal authorities to design, evaluate, and maintain infrastructure that performs under pressure. From day-to-day reliability to future system growth, we help clients make informed decisions that stand the test of time, supporting the full lifecycle of water systems from planning through construction and […]
How GIS Is Helping Municipalities Plan, Build and Maintain Infrastructure
Municipal leaders face a constant challenge: aging infrastructure, growing populations, tighter budgets, and the pressure to make every capital investment count. Geographic Information Systems (better known as GIS) have become one of the most powerful tools available to help communities meet that challenge head-on. Today, forward-thinking engineering and planning teams are integrating GIS technology across […]
7 Early Pitfalls That Derail Budget, Schedule, and Patient Care During Healthcare Facility Construction
Healthcare organizations are under unprecedented pressure to modernize facilities, expand access to care, and support new clinical delivery models, all while navigating thin margins, workforce shortages, regulatory complexity, and volatile construction markets. Across healthcare capital research and owner experience, one theme consistently stands out: projects don’t fail during construction. Rather, they fail much earlier, when […]