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Comprehensive Civil & Geotechnical Engineering Services

MEGA provides five related services for property owners, builders, contractors, and developers in Central Mississippi. Every engagement is scoped to the project — start with the service closest to your need, or tell us about the project and we'll recommend a scope.

Civil Engineering & Site Development

Practical site design for residential and commercial development, from conceptual layouts and grading to drainage, utilities, and construction plans.

Common projects: New commercial buildings; small commercial developments; residential subdivisions and new residential developments; RV parks; manufactured-home communities; recreational and outdoor sports facilities; property redevelopment; drainage improvement projects; private development infrastructure.

Geotechnical Engineering & Soil Investigations

Shallow soil investigations and engineering evaluations that help you understand subsurface conditions before you build.

Common applications: Residential houses; shop buildings; garages; building additions; small commercial developments; proposed building pads; undeveloped residential property; sites with questionable soil conditions.

Soil & Materials Testing

Laboratory and field soil testing — including moisture, gradation, Atterberg limits, Proctor compaction, and in-place density — to support informed engineering decisions.

Common customers: Homebuilders; sitework contractors; civil and geotechnical engineers; land developers; commercial and residential property owners.

Septic Site Evaluations & Wastewater Engineering

Supplemental soil investigations and engineering evaluations for properties with on-site wastewater challenges.

Who it's for: Homeowners; buyers of undeveloped land; homebuilders; rural property developers; owners who have received difficult septic recommendations; owners needing supplemental engineering information.

Engineering Consulting & Feasibility Studies

Project-specific evaluations that help you understand options, constraints, and practical next steps before you invest.

Common situations: Purchasing undeveloped land; evaluating a potential commercial building location; determining whether property can support a proposed use; planning development on land with drainage concerns; comparing possible development layouts; understanding engineering challenges before hiring a full design team.

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