Kba Engineering, P.C

KBA Engineering, p.c. has been providing exceptional providing exceptional architectural and engineering services to clients for over 33 years.
We work closely with our clients and provide services from the early stages of planning to the final completion of the project.
We have a mix of staff that brings its experiences, ideas, and perspectives from different disciplines and backgrounds.
Our engineers are licensed in the states of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Virginia, North Carolina, Arizona, Maryland, and Delaware.

At KBA Engineering, p.c., we are committed to enabling our staff to grow and develop their knowledge and understanding of the business via continuing education through local colleges and professional seminars.
KBA Engineering, p.c. is a locally owned and operated enterprise aiming to deliver high-quality services in Jermyn, PA.
Contact us at 570-876-5744 for more information on how our services can be of help to your construction project.

At KBA Engineering, p.c. in Jermyn, PA, we have over 33 years of experience in the field of engineering services.
Count on our expertise and experience for services of the highest quality.
KBA Engineering, p.c. has developed master plans for a range of industrial, commercial, and residential land developments.
We are a recognized leader in the area of structural rehabilitation and repair of existing structures.

Are you beginning a new construction project anytime soon?
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From planning to designing and construction, we'll take care of everything for you.
KBA Engineering, p.c. provides you with a FREE estimate.
Count on our over 33 years of experience for exceptional construction management services.
KBA Engineering, p.c. in Jermyn, PA advises its clients on various aspects of architecture and construction engineering.

The stormwater collected by these catch basins is then conveyed by pipes and swales to a retention pond or body of water.
This system conveys stormwater runoff and is separate from the sanitary sewer system.
Why should we care about stormwater?
It has always rained, and the rain has always gone down the street into the catch basin and disappeared.
However, in most cases it didn't disappear.
It flowed into the Lackawanna River, then into the Susquehanna River, and then to the Chesapeake Bay.
Whatever was on the street or in your driveway: oil, dog feces, salt, dirt, chemicals, etc. was carried down the drain.