Celebrating Justin Jurkowski’s Metro BCA Award & Induction as 2nd Associate Vice President
We’re proud to share that Justin Jurkowski, Carroll Engineering’s Survey & Geospatial Manager in our Hillsborough, NJ office, was honored by the Metropolitan Builders & Contractors Association of NJ (Metro BCA) with their 2025 Membership Award! The award was presented during the 2026 Installation of Officers Ceremony on January 15th, where Justin was also inducted […]
Does Your Project Need a Variance? Here’s How Civil Engineers Help Move Variance Approvals Forward
Zoning regulations are designed to create order, consistency, and predictability in land use. But real-world projects do not always fit neatly into zoning codes written decades ago. That is where variances come into play. If your project hits a zoning roadblock, a civil engineer can be the difference between a stalled application and an approval […]
Service Spotlight: Traffic & Transportation
Our Traffic and Transportation Department partners with clients to deliver smart, sustainable transportation solutions that keep communities moving efficiently. From early planning to final construction, we design strategies that improve mobility, enhance user experience, and meet local standards across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Whether working with municipalities, state agencies, or private developers, we provide […]
Client Spotlight: New Jersey American Water
Carroll Engineering is excited to highlight our long-time partnership with New Jersey American Water. As the largest water service provider in the state, they supply drinking water and wastewater service to about 2.9 million people across more than 190 communities, with additional service provided through bulk purchase agreements. Their team of 850+ professionals keeps systems […]
Carroll Engineering Celebrates Ribbon Cutting at Paul Robeson Charter School
Carroll Engineering was proud to join Paul Robeson Charter School in Trenton, NJ for the ribbon cutting of its new academic building, a project years in the making and rooted in community impact. As part of the team that helped bring this project to life, Tom Fik, P.E., CME, LEED AP, our Planning and Site […]
Borough of Freemansburg Main Street Reconstruction Project Earns 2025 LVPC Transportation Award
Carroll Engineering Corporation is proud to have been part of the team behind the Freemansburg Main Street Reconstruction Project, which earned the 2025 Lehigh Valley Planning Commission Transportation Award at this year’s LVPC Awards Gala. The recognition highlights the Borough of Freemansburg’s commitment to improving safety, accessibility, and infrastructure, and we are pleased to have […]
From Blueprint to Reality: The Journey of a Civil Engineering Project
Civil Engineering projects are more than just structures—they’re the backbone of modern society. From bridges and highways to water systems and skyscrapers, these projects shape how we live, work, and connect. But have you ever wondered what it takes to turn a concept into a finished project? Understanding the project life cycle isn’t just for […]
What Winter Conditions Reveal About Pedestrian Safety and Roadway Infrastructure for Municipal Planning
Winter puts pedestrian and roadway infrastructure to the test, particularly in regions like Pennsylvania and New Jersey where cold weather lasts for several months. Snow, ice, reduced daylight, and ongoing maintenance demands place added strain on sidewalks, crosswalks, and town roadways. These conditions quickly reveal which areas are performing well and which may need attention, […]
When Do I Need to Hire a Geologist? Essential Insights for Your Next Project
When planning a development project or an infrastructure upgrade, geology might not be the first thing on your mind—but it should be. The ground beneath your project can make or break its success. From soil stability to groundwater contamination investigations, geological factors influence safety, compliance, and cost efficiency. At Carroll Engineering, we provide comprehensive environmental […]
Building Safer Streets: How Municipalities Benefit from Modern Traffic Engineering
Creating safer, more efficient streets takes more than meets the eye – it requires smart planning, real data, and modern engineering working together. Across Pennsylvania and New Jersey, municipalities are navigating heavier traffic, aging road systems, ongoing development, and growing safety concerns from residents. Modern traffic engineering gives local governments the tools, insight, and strategy […]