About

Mill Brook Engineering, LLC (Mill Brook) is founded on the principles of value and loyalty to our clients. Our focus is to always keep our client’s project needs and end goals in mind. Our designs include innovative and responsible design development initiatives that satisfy client and regulatory goals, with a focus on creative concepts that result in a higher quality project for our clients and other project stakeholders.

Mill Brook prides itself in serving a wide variety of clients in many aspects of the land development process. The staff at Mill Brook has completed both large and smaller commercial, residential, industrial, and public institutional development projects. Our typical range of services provided to the land development industry include:  state and local permitting, water resources engineering, site development concepts, erosion control design and inspection, stormwater management, potable water and wastewater design, and construction administration services.

While we actively serve multiple clients in the land development industry, Mill Brook maintains expertise in other technical services. Through our network, Mill Brook has access to additional technical disciplines such as personnel with expertise in the areas of geology/hydrogeology, wetland studies/restoration, water resources, geotechnical and environmental engineering, as well as guidance and expertise in the oil and gas industry. Based on our team’s expertise, we are fully prepared to complete technical projects in the following business sectors:

• Land Development
• Wastewater and Potable Water Design
• Water Resources Engineering
• Municipal Engineering
• Natural Resources Management
• Property Reuse and Restoration
• Solid and Hazardous Waste Management
• Renewable Energy Development

Our office locations allow us easy access to projects located in Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia, Eastern New York, and South Eastern Pennsylvania. A key benefit of our geographic reach is our ability to develop a comprehensive understanding of how regulations will be interpreted by the regional and state regulatory agencies.