Montgomery, Alabama

We are proud to serve Central Alabama through our Montgomery location. Our Montgomery office is led by Mitch Britt, P.E. Mitch has over 20 years of experience in geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing, with over 15 years of experience working in the Montgomery region. His experience includes conducting and managing geotechnical subsurface explorations for a wide range of project types, including roadways, bridges, manufacturing/industrial facilities, water and wastewater handling structures and communication towers.

His engineering experience includes evaluation of slope stability, shrink-swell potential of plastic clays, groundwater monitoring and dewatering, bearing/uplift/lateral capacities, settlement analysis/monitoring, concrete mix evaluations, flexible pavement evaluations, field data reduction, and laboratory data reduction.

Our Montgomery 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 Birmingham 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 Alabama. 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 Montgomery Has to Offer

We welcome you to the capital of Alabama! With a population of approximately 199,518, Montgomery is home to Maxwell-Gunter air force base and several international companies like Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama. Interested in making a home in Montgomery? The city adheres to a Smart Code, a zoning and planning code that encourages walkability, sustainability and mixed-use developments.

Montgomery is a city rich in Southern history. The city was the first capital of the Confederacy, and later the birthplace for the Civil Rights Movement. Take some time to visit the Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice while you’re in town. Ever heard of writer F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife, Zelda? They both called this city home—make sure to visit the museum dedicated to the pair, housed in their former home.

Montgomery is a city for foodies, too! Check out local favorites like Central, Vintage Year, Chris’s Hot Dogs, and more. The city boasts its fair share of arts and cultural attractions. While you’re in town, see a show at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival—one of the country’s most celebrated theatres. If you’re more into sports, head over to the baseball diamond for a Montgomery Biscuits game. Or, have your choice of water activities along the Alabama River. There’s something for everyone in Montgomery, and others are taking notice: the New York Times named Montgomery one of its 52 Places to Go in 2018.

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

• • City of Montgomery
• • Montgomery Visitors Bureau
• • Montgomery Chamber of Commerce