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Yohn Engineering is a Civil Engineering firm located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania specializing in obtaining site permits and land development approval as well as stormwater management design for Residential, Commercial, and Institutional projects of any size. With the current climate of responsible development, permits are necessary for most construction.

Whether you'd like to build a deck, pool, addition, new house or seventy lot subdivision, it will require one or many permits. We work hard to get our clients' approvals in an efficient and timely manner.
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Yohn Engineering is a Civil Engineering firm located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania specializing in obtaining site permits and land development approval as well as stormwater management design for Residential, Commercial, and Institutional projects of any size.
We have a range of experience from providing a small permit plan set for a homeowner to a full land development plan set for a large developer.
We can adapt to any project size and provide the same level of service regardless.
We are a young company with energetic employees willing to burn the midnight oil in order to meet deadlines.
There is no escaping permits these days.
Want to put a shed on your property?
Permit!
Want to install a pool for those hot summer days?
Want to build a new house?
You guessed it, Permit!
Whether your project is large or small, we can help you figure out which permits you will need, approximately how long they will take to obtain and prepare all of the required plans and documentation required to obtain the permits.
We can help determine the applicable impervious and disturbance thresholds and whether full stormwater management will be required or in some cases a simplified version can be used.
When you develop a property, all three of these criteria are influenced.
Let's take a meadow as an example.
When rain falls on a meadow, the rainwater hits the ground and moves relatively slowly across the site.
This allows the rainwater time to infiltrate into the ground.
Additionally, the native plant life and soil filters (cleans) this water before it enters the stream.
What this all means is that at the point where the water leaves this site it is not traveling too fast, a lot of the water has been infiltrated back into the ground, and the water that does leave is very clean.
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