Shield is a common sense provider of Environmental, Engineering Design, Geotechnical Engineering and Emergency Spill Management services.

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Engineering & Environmental Consulting

Residential Site Development
Shield assisted a national resident...
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Water Distribution System, Chowan County, NC
Services included planning, hydrant...
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Landfill Gas Testing - McDowell County Landfill
Appalachian State University contra...
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Underground Storage Tank Leak
A hospital noted the loss of severa...
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Commercial Site Development
Shield provided comprehensive civil...
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Geotechnical Services

Lakeshore Subdivision Design Services
Shield was asked to provide an alte...
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CMS / Winterfield ES
Shield provided the initial geotech...
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CMS / Dilworth ES
Dilworth Elementary School was init...
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Melton Valley Hydrologic Isolation CQA
The project included construction o...
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Emergency Management

Sedimentation Claim
A site-grading contractor was accus...
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Fuel Spill in a Canal
A tanker truck hauling No. 2 fuel o...
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No. 2 Fuel Truck Incident
A tanker overturned, spilling 1,500...
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Bay Spill
A tank truck overturned on an eleva...
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Featured Project


Shield assisted a national residential land developer with civil site design services for a 963 acre, 400 lot Planned Unit Development on the Albemarle Sound in eastern North Carolina. The development consisted of predominantly flat, sandy clay soils with shallow groundwater and numerous delineated wetland areas. Shield prepared the required clearing and grubbing, erosion and sedimentation control and storm water management plans including preliminary plat and final plat submittal information for jurisdictional approval. Shield engineered over 6 miles of subdivision streets meeting North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) minimum standards, a water distribution consisting of 53,000 linear feet of water mains and lateral lines, a vacuum sewer collection system serving 400 residences and common use areas, and a wastewater treatment facility consisting of membrane bioreactors and high-rate infiltration basins producing reuse quality effluent. In addition, Shield prepared and obtained permits with the NCDOT for the subdivision entrances and encroachment agreements for water and sewer force mains.