Associated Engineering Group, Inc. is a professional consulting engineering firm specializing in Land Surveying, Civil Engineering and Land Planning located in the growing heart of the Central Valley of California. Our top priority is to consistently provide thorough and fair service to our clients while maintaining high professional standards and accountability to the public. Moreover, Associated Engineering Group, Inc. is committed to being a service oriented firm implementing new technologies while upholding old-fashioned values.
Our staff of Engineers, Surveyors and Planners offers over 100 combined years of consulting experience to our clients. This experience and expertise allows us to provide a wide range of planning, design, project management and field surveying services. Our diversity of talent enables Associated Engineering Group, Inc. to provide our clients with the assurance of the highest level of comprehensive service possible.

Associated Engineering Group, Inc. keys to success are fivefold: a close attention to detail, persistent value engineering, continual professional involvement in the community, rigorous quality control and a focus on reputation. These components are incorporated into every project for every client.

Our staff's involvement with large and complicated private development and municipal water and sewer system analysis and design, flood plain studies, large surveying projects, storm drainage, roadway improvements and other facilities has provided Associated Engineering Group, Inc. with a high level of expertise. This degree of exposure has also provided us with the opportunity to develop an excellent record of success in dealing with a wide variety of challenging projects in all aspects of design and regulatory permitting.

Associated Engineering Group, Inc. has the ability to provide solutions in all phases of project development from project entitlements and land surveying to engineering design and management services.

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