Machin Engineering, Inc.

Engineering Experts Based in Traverse City, Michigan

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About the firm

Machin Engineering, Inc. (MEI) is a Traverse City, Michigan engineering firm providing civil, structural, and geostructural sciences. It specializes in deep and shallow foundations, slope stabilization, helical piers, shoreline protection, marina improvements, brownfield development, and stormwater control. Licensed in over 30 states. Patrick J. Machin, P.E. is a member of the DFI task force on helical piles.

Team
Small
Firm type
Civil Engineering · Structural Engineering · Geotechnical Engineering

People

Patrick J. MachinPrincipal

Matthew W. HawkinsSenior Project Manager

Eric R. SandmannProject Manager

Capabilities

Structural Engineering

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Structural engineering for concrete, steel, and wood structures including evaluation, load testing, and load cell rental.

  • Structural Evaluation
  • Load Testing & Load Cell Rental
  • Repair & Maintain Facilities

Deep Foundations & Geotechnical

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Foundation design and geostructural work including helical piers, auger cast piles, micropiles, slope stabilization, cofferdams, and pile analysis.

  • Deep Foundations & Helical Piers
  • Slope Stabilization
  • Residential Foundations

Coastal & Marine Engineering

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Shoreline protection and marina improvements.

  • Shoreline Protection
  • Marina Improvements

Civil Engineering

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Civil site work including utility improvements, site plan development, brownfield development, stormwater control systems, and water supply/wastewater distribution.

  • Utility Improvements
  • Site Plan Development
  • Brownfield Development
  • Storm Water Control Systems
  • Water Supply & Distribution
  • Wastewater Distribution

Aerial Imaging (UAV) Services

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FAA Part 107 certified UAV/drone aerial imaging services.

Industries

Marine · Residential · Land Development · Water Supply · Wastewater · Stormwater & Flood Control

Projects

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