Pioneer Engineering is a professional association (P.A.) comprised of civil engineers, land surveyors, land planners, and landscape architects along with support staff in every department.Pioneer Engineering has been designing residential and commercial subdivisions for local and national builders and developers using a variety of development techniques while always staying current with the most up-to-date technologies and best management practices in the industry.We have an experienced staff that has developed strong relationships with developers, builders, and regulatory agencies throughout the greater Twin Cities area.
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Pioneer Engineering's Civil Engineering Department staff includes professional engineers, engineers-in-training, engineer technicians, CADD technicians and inspectors. Our engineering department utilizes up-to-date software including Autodesk Civil 3D, HydroCAD, and XPSWMM to design your complete construction plans.
Pioneer Engineering's Land Planning Department staff includes AICP planners, licensed landscape architects and graphic specialists. We begin every project by conducting due diligence. Before engineering and land planning, we will find all the information on a piece of property that is available. This information typically includes zoning and subdivision ordinances, comprehensive plans, city policy documents, LiDAR topography, county section or plat information, along with any special environmental data such as FEMA flood plain and wetland information.
Pioneer Engineering's Land Surveying Department staff includes professional Minnesota land surveyors, land-surveyors-in-training, CADD technicians and field technicians. Our survey department uses state of the art software, including Autodesk Civil3d and Trimble Business Center, as well as the latest technology for land surveying of St. Paul and surrounding areas.
Pioneer Engineering's landscape architects in Minneapolis provide complete design services that include concept plans, construction documents, landscape bid facilitation, and landscape installation management. Our Minneapolis landscape designer teams also have extensive experience in environmental issues and site planning and work closely with all of the departments to address client needs while complying with government regulations.
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Randall Morgan
Jun 25, 2013
Beware. of rude employees at this Company. I contacted this Company to correct the way that they did a slope determination on a subdivision of a lot that they did a couple years prior. The current Zoning Administrator said it was done incorrect and I'm trying to have the slope calculation redone per the City's Zoning Codes. The employee took over one week to get back to me, when time is of the essence, and the simple calculation that I ask him to do and was e-mailed to me, it was still done wrong per Zoning Code language and my scope of directions.
When I told the employee that he did it wrong again, he acted upon himself to be Zoning Administrator, Judge and Jury. I never asked the employee to play Zoning Administor, Judge or Jury, just follow simple directions that the Customer, me, asked for. It would then be my responsblity to deal with the Zoning Administrator on how the slope was calculated.
I had previously meet in person with the Zoning Administrator, and the Zoning Administrator told me to that I could resubmit another slope calculation, the way I explained to the employee to calculate the slope, is the same way the Zoning Administator told me to figure it out and put it on a survey. After four more unanswered e-mails, and another passing day, I had to call the employee which, did acknowledge recieveing my e-mails, but could careless about a returning a e-mail by a Customer, hung up on me after asking politely to follow direction laid out by the Customer. Very unprofessional. I did contact a different Surveying Company after the hang up, and with the same infomation, the different Surveyor will have something for me tomorrow.
When I told the employee that he did it wrong again, he acted upon himself to be Zoning Administrator, Judge and Jury. I never asked the employee to play Zoning Administor, Judge or Jury, just follow simple directions that the Customer, me, asked for. It would then be my responsblity to deal with the Zoning Administrator on how the slope was calculated.
I had previously meet in person with the Zoning Administrator, and the Zoning Administrator told me to that I could resubmit another slope calculation, the way I explained to the employee to calculate the slope, is the same way the Zoning Administator told me to figure it out and put it on a survey. After four more unanswered e-mails, and another passing day, I had to call the employee which, did acknowledge recieveing my e-mails, but could careless about a returning a e-mail by a Customer, hung up on me after asking politely to follow direction laid out by the Customer. Very unprofessional. I did contact a different Surveying Company after the hang up, and with the same infomation, the different Surveyor will have something for me tomorrow.
