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Providing Creative Solutions and Technical Expertise to Complete Projects the Right Way
Over the past 30+ years, FNA has managed hundreds of deep foundation, ground improvement, and excavation projects at complex and technically challenging sites. Our results and proficiency have made us the go-to firm for developers and contractors that demand excellence.
Our team works closely with our clients to develop prompt, constructible, creative, and cost-effective engineering solutions suitable for the proposed excavation and site conditions. And because we are a multidisciplinary engineering firm, we can be your single point of contact throughout the investigation, design, and construction phases. FNA prides itself on working being responsive to our clients’ needs in order to provide superior solutions for their projects.
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Providing Multidisciplinary Expertise for All Phases of Engineering and Construction
Having a comprehensive engineering and consulting firm to rely on throughout your project helps ensure it is completed on time and within budget. Our team possesses broad knowledge and vast experience in several engineering disciplines and services, including:
- Excavation
- Geotechnical engineering
- Structural engineering
- Civil and environmental engineering
- Construction services
No matter what construction or development project phase you’re currently in, FNA is here to ensure the proper solutions are applied. Whether you’re constructing a midsize building that needs underpinning or a high rise requiring pavement plans, our team can supply you with the services and city agency expediting you need.
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