Utility Design & Coordination

At ETM, we possess the capacity and resources to provide comprehensive support for your utility project from inception to completion. Our services encompass the entire lifespan of the project, commencing with the development of project strategies, followed by engineering design and environmental permitting to Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) and construction inspection.

We recognize the importance of staying at the forefront of technological advancements and continually invest in new tools and technologies. By leveraging these innovations, we mitigate risks, streamline processes, and guarantee the efficient and accurate completion of our work.

Utility Design & Coordination Services

Design
Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)

Public Involvement

Construction, Engineering & Inspection

Featured Projects

Meet The Utility Design & Coordination Experts

Scott Wild, PE, CFM, PSM

Chief Engineer

Robert Kermitz

Vice President - Program Management

Barry Scott

Vice President - Survey

Jason Hall, PE

Senior Project Engineer - Transportation

David Ashley

Senior Utilities Manager

What Our Clients Say

Randolph Brown

City of Pompano Beach

“ETM worked with the City of Pompano Beach Utilities Department on stormwater permit related issues, with emphasis on the co-permittee’s monitoring plan. This firm not only developed, wrote and obtained consensus on the MS4 permit monitoring report, but accomplished the impossible by actually achieving a delisted status for the Pompano Canal from the State impaired water bodies list. This firm has the expertise and level of professionalism and quality to achieve amazing levels of performance in stormwater work. The respect for this firm from the other co-permittees involved with the Broward County MS4 permit was evident and critical in obtaining active participation and a consensus product. We will continue to use this firm in the future and have no reservations in recommending them to other agencies requiring excellence, knowledge and quality in their stormwater work.”