The Tide Light Rail Transit System
Norfolk, Virginia · Transit

Serving Individuals, Businesses, and Governmental Organizations Since 1928
McCallum Testing Laboratories provides comprehensive construction inspection and testing services to a diverse range of clients in Southeastern Virginia and Northeastern North Carolina. Established in 1928, it specializes in field inspection and testing, geotechnical engineering, drilling, laboratory testing of concrete, asphalt, and soil, as well as environmental consulting. It serves developers, contractors, public entities, and state and federal agencies.
Charlotte M. EbbertPresident and Environmental Services Manager
Jon W. EbbertChief Engineer
Alex KinlochLaboratory Supervisor
Christopher EschProject Geologist
Marvin SmithProject Geologist
Pete KeaneProject Manager
R. Wayne KendrickStaff Engineer
Tyler J. LeggProject Geologist / Asbestos Inspector
Subsurface investigation and soil analysis to develop foundation recommendations for commercial, industrial, and residential structures.
Rotary and auger drilling operations utilizing specialized rigs to collect soil and water samples and install groundwater monitoring wells.
Field teams verify construction materials and site work against project requirements.
Testing evaluates construction materials used in active field work.
Inspections check field conditions against project specifications.
Review supports compliance with applicable building code requirements.
Coordination addresses local ordinance requirements during field work.
Comprehensive material testing services conducted in an in-house facility to verify compliance with construction standards.
Laboratory testing of concrete specimens to evaluate compressive strength and other physical properties.
Laboratory analysis of asphalt materials to verify mixture compliance and performance characteristics.
Laboratory evaluation of soil properties, including compaction, classification, and strength testing.
Assessment and compliance work helps properties address environmental conditions.
Phase I assessments screen properties for recognized environmental conditions.
Phase II work investigates potential environmental concerns with additional testing.
Inspections identify asbestos concerns in building materials.
Coordination helps projects address environmental regulatory requirements.
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