Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

We are proud to serve Central Oklahoma through our Oklahoma City location. Our Oklahoma City office is led by Marco Silvestre, P.E., one of the firm’s principals. Mr. Silvestre has over 28 years of experience as a geotechnical engineer. His expertise in subsurface exploration, evaluations studies, and quality assurance testing enables him to provide a wealth of knowledge and guidance to the team.

Our Oklahoma City team has an extensive knowledge of the area’s geology, enabling them to provide well-informed site knowledge to meet your project needs. We offer special inspection services to ensure compliance with International Building Code (IBC) requirements, such as floor flatness testing, StructureScan Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), thermal image scanning, and more. Our local team is experienced in performing the field work necessary to formulate the basis for our team of geotechnical engineers in Tulsa to provide analysis, and design recommendations specific to your site.

We would love to work with you—our team of professional engineers and CMT experts look forward to learning how we can help you build Central Oklahoma. Visit our Services page to learn more about the solutions Building & Earth provides, and consider partnering with us—fill out our simple Request a Proposal form today.

What Oklahoma City Has to Offer

We welcome you to the capital of Oklahoma—and its largest city, boasting a population of more than 1.3 million. The future is bright for Oklahoma City, both in terms of growth and in weather. The city’s population has grown significantly each year for the last eight years running, and it sees an average of 300 days of sunlight per year.

Oklahoma City has one of the top livestock markets in the world. Oil, natural gas and petroleum resources are major contributors to the city’s growing economy—the city’s capitol building is the only state capital in the nation with a working oil well on its grounds. The city is rich in history and cherishes its Western roots.

While you’re in town, make sure to stop by the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum and say hello to Buffalo Bill. If you’ve got time, catch a horse show in the city known as the “Horse Show Capital of the World.” Check out the Crystal Bridge at the Myriad Botanical Gardens, a beautiful oasis in the midst of the city. Going down to Oklahoma City’s exciting Entertainment District? Get there by water taxi on the Bricktown Canal.

Interested in exploring a career with Building & Earth in Oklahoma City? Visit our Careers page to see our job openings. Click the links below to find out why Oklahoma City could be your next home:

• • Visit Oklahoma City
• • City of Oklahoma City
• • Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
• • Travel Oklahoma