Civil Engineering & Land Surveying
R.H. Batterman & Co., Inc. provides civil engineering, land surveying, and construction management services to public and private sector clients throughout Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. Established in 1917 and operating from offices in Beloit, Janesville, and Elkhorn, the practice delivers a comprehensive suite of services including site civil design, municipal engineering, water resources management, and transportation engineering. It leverages advanced technologies like aerial LiDAR UAV and 3D scanning to solve complex infrastructure, land development, and environmental challenges.
Frank McKearnPresident
Todd NeedhamPrincipal
Professional land surveying services for commercial, residential, and public sectors, utilizing advanced geospatial technologies.
Comprehensive design and consulting services for public infrastructure, municipal systems, and private developments.
Quality assurance, field inspection, and administrative oversight to ensure projects are built to plan specifications and budgets.
Government · Infrastructure · Land Development · Industrial · Stormwater & Flood Control · Bridges · Highways & Roads · Wastewater · Water Supply · Commercial · Mixed-Use · Education · Sports & Recreation
Infrastructure · Client: Caledonia Haulers
Upgrading deteriorating gravel and asphalt driveways and parking areas to a fully functional asphalt parking lot, and identifying and resolving performance issues with two stormwater basins.
Stormwater & Flood Control · Client: Town of Delavan
Dredging three sediment collection ponds and constructing a sediment dewatering facility to improve the water quality of Delavan Lake.
Wisconsin · Highways & Roads
Resurfacing 7.25 miles of roadway, reconstructing the Sugar Creek Bridge and Bakers Creek box culvert, upgrading the US-12 and County ES intersection with new traffic signals, and managing the stream realignment of two environmentally sensitive streams.
Highways & Roads
Providing aerial survey assistance leveraging LiDAR UAV technology to survey steep slopes and dense vegetation that posed safety concerns for conventional methods.