G3 Engineering

Simple Solutions for Difficult Problems

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About the firm

G3 Engineering is a civil and structural engineering firm based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Serving residential and commercial clients, the practice delivers grading and drainage plans, pavement management and preservation, retaining wall design, floodplain compliance, foundation design, and permitting-ready drafting services. Certified Floodplain Managers on staff provide FEMA-compliant solutions for properties in designated flood zones.

Team
Micro
Firm type
Civil Engineering · Structural Engineering

Credentials

Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM)

Capabilities

Grading and Drainage Plans

G3 Engineering designs grading and drainage plans for rural and residential properties, addressing challenges such as driveway culverts and low water crossings. Plans comply with local permitting requirements.

Pavement Management and Preservation

Pavement management and preservation strategies extend asphalt pavement life and reduce long-term reconstruction costs for homeowners, associations, and local entities. Properly maintained asphalt can achieve a 40-year lifecycle compared to the standard 20-year design life.

Retaining Wall Design

Engineering design for retention walls that resolve uneven site plans and support landscaping, with solutions tailored to desert topography.

Floodplain Solutions

Design solutions for development within FEMA-designated floodplains. Certified Floodplain Managers develop compliant designs that meet FEMA permitting requirements.

Foundation Design and Structural Reports

Foundation design and structural reports for residential projects, including assessments required for the property refinancing process.

Drafting Services

Electronic drawing production meeting municipality requirements for permitting, supporting efficient project approval for residential and commercial projects.

Industries

Residential · Commercial · Land Development · Stormwater & Flood Control · Highways & Roads

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