Florida Geotechnical Engineering is a Florida-licensed and insured professional engineering and geological firm that has specialized in providing high-quality, cost-effective solutions to their clients issues for nearly 15 years.
With central Florida offices in Tampa, Seffner and Lake Wales, Florida Geotechnical Engineering personnel are ideally located to mobilize anywhere in the state of Florida. Florida Geotechnical Engineering is uniquely qualified as we can handle any of your properties’ engineering needs from forensic evaluations including Subsidence and Sinkhole investigations, Environmental Site Assessments, investigations of structural components including foundations and other load-bearing members, contamination delineation and root cause analyses, and stormwater system inspections as well as design and repair of remediation programs that span from underground stabilization and surface water management to structural design and repair. This ubiquitous spectrum of capabilities offers our clients an incredible value and allows them the convenience of “one phone call” to get all of their properties’ environmental, geotechnical and structural issues addressed.
Formed in 1992, Hilltop Geotechnical Inc. is a professional consulting firm committed to providing geotechnical, geologic, environmental, construction, and laboratory testing services for the construction industry, developers, and all the various professionals associated with land development. We benefit from a staff of professional geologists, engineers and managers who have many years of design and construction testing and inspection experience.
GeoSystems Engineering, Inc., is a privately owned consulting firm specializing in geotechnical engineering, construction materials testing, environmental engineering, and water resources services.
Larry D. Mullins, P.E., a geotechnical engineer in practice since 1972, originally formed the business in 1993 as Geotechnical Systems Engineering, Inc. (GSE). In order to expand our services and to better meet our clients’ geotechnical needs, GSE merged with SES Geotechnical, Inc., in July 2000, to form GeoSystems Engineering, Inc.