CORPORATE PROFILE
Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. a civil engineering and land surveying firm, has been serving southeastern Pennsylvania for more than 70 years. Originally based in Abington, PA. now maintains a 4,700 square foot office at 110 Keystone Drive Montgomeryville, PA. Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc consists of licensed engineers, licensed land surveyors, CAD specialists, design technicians and multiple survey crews 
The company traces its roots back to the early 1900’s and includes predecessor firms of William T. Muldrew, Haggerty and Hagan, Inc. and Charles E. Shoemaker, P.E. The current corporate structure of the organization has been in place since 1971. All of the present shareholders have been employed by the firm since 1981 and have been company officers since 1986.
The firm employs engineering graduates from many nationally recognized colleges and universities. The staff is active in professional organizations and members hold state office in the Pennsylvania Society of Land Surveyors. Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. encourages continuing education and employees annually serve as lecturers and instructors at professional conferences and seminars.
The company offers services in the following areas:
•Civil engineering
•General municipal engineering
•Subdivision and land development designs
•Property and construction surveying
Typical commissions include large residential subdivisions, land development designs for office parks, commercial buildings, institutional complexes, and community retail centers. The firm proudly continues its history of providing lot survey services to the general public.
Engineers for the company presently serve as Municipal Engineers for Rockledge Borough, Montgomery County. In addition, they have provided consulting services on public works projects to other area municipalities and municipal authorities.
Charles E. Shoemaker, Inc. enjoys a reputation of providing innovative and practical solutions to the challenges of the new century.

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