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The retail market is a highly competitive one, which means that flexibility and confident decision-making are key to delivering a successful development project. DRG has a proven history of getting retailers into their building space as quickly as possible, maneuvering our clients through any market variables, building requirement changes, and budget updates and more as quickly as possible.
How? Our team of engineering and surveying professionals at DRG – some of the best in the field – employ a fast-paced, efficient process that focuses on maintaining quality control and confidential communication along the way to achieve our client’s goals and exceed their expectations. We listen to our client’s vision, whether it’s building a new construction project or transforming an existing retail space; we quickly adjust to any changes and challenges during the process and relay the best options to our client; we are programmed to use nothing less than the greatest attention to detail every step of the way with complete dedication to our client; and we are committed to keeping each client’s best interest, schedule, confidentiality and vision as our top priority.
DRG’s consulting, engineering and surveying services for our commercial retail clients, ranging from free-standing boutiques to large retail centers to business and industrial parks, include:
Grading plan preparation involves the design and layout of land contours to ensure proper drainage, stability, and usability of a site. DRG creates grading plans that establish the desired slopes and elevations, optimizing the use of land for various purposes.
Land and plot plans provide detailed information about a specific parcel of land, including property boundaries, dimensions, existing structures, and proposed developments. DRG produces accurate land and plot plans to aid in land management, property transactions, and development decision-making.
Erosion control plans outline measures and strategies to prevent soil erosion and sediment runoff during construction or land development activities. DRG develops erosion control plans to mitigate environmental impacts and maintain compliance with regulatory requirements.
Hydrology studies analyze the movement and behavior of water within a specific area. DRG conducts hydrology studies to assess water flow patterns, estimate water volumes, and inform the design of drainage systems, stormwater management, and flood control measures.
Street plans encompass the design and layout of roadways, including alignments, cross-sections, curbs, and sidewalks. DRG prepares street plans that consider factors such as traffic flow, safety, accessibility, and adherence to local design standards.
Traffic plans focus on the efficient and safe movement of vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists within a transportation network. DRG develops traffic plans that consider factors such as road capacity, intersection design, signage, and traffic control measures to optimize traffic flow and enhance safety.
Parking plans involve the design and layout of parking facilities, including parking lots and structures. DRG creates parking plans that maximize parking capacity, ensure proper circulation, and adhere to zoning and accessibility requirements.
Storm drain plans outline the design and configuration of drainage systems to manage stormwater runoff effectively. DRG develops storm drain plans that consider factors such as catchment areas, pipe sizes, slopes, and inlet and outlet structures to prevent flooding and protect water quality.
Sewer and water plans involve the design and layout of infrastructure systems for sewage collection and water supply. DRG prepares sewer and water plans that encompass pipe networks, pump stations, treatment facilities, and other components necessary for efficient and reliable sewer and water management.
ALTA (American Land Title Association) entitlements and surveys involve comprehensive boundary surveys that adhere to national standards. DRG provides ALTA surveys to support land title transactions, ensuring accurate property boundary delineation and identification of potential encumbrances.
Encumbrance mapping involves identifying and mapping easements, rights-of-way, restrictions, or other encumbrances on a property. DRG produces encumbrance maps that provide a clear visual representation of these limitations, aiding in land use planning and property development.
Topographic surveys measure and map the natural and man-made features of a land area, capturing elevation data, contours, vegetation, and structures. DRG conducts topographic surveys to provide detailed information essential for engineering and design purposes.
Easement document preparation involves the creation of legal documents that establish the rights and restrictions associated with granting an easement. DRG prepares easement documents that define the scope, purpose, and terms of easement agreements between property owners.
Construction staking surveys involve the accurate placement of markers or stakes on a construction site to guide the construction process according to approved plans and specifications. DRG conducts construction staking surveys to ensure precise implementation of designs and facilitate proper construction sequencing.