Daft Mc Cune Walker

read moreDMW became a certified Women Business Enterprise (WBE) in 2012. We look to help consulting teams fulfill the MBE/WBE requirements on local & state level projects for Survey, Environmental, Landscape Architecture, and Civil Engineering services.

read moreThe civil engineers at DMW work closely with our in-house environmental specialists, surveyors, land planners and landscape architects to design grading, storm drain, stormwater management, flood plain, site, road, water, sewer, sediment and erosion control, and utility plans. In addition, we actively represent clients at zoning and public information hearings, and apply our in-depth experience in working with county, state and federal agencies to secure permit approvals quickly and efficiently.

read moreFor more than 30 years, DMW has provided a variety of surveying services to both public and private clients, for residential and commercial projects. Our digital surveying professionals use the latest technology and equipment as our means to provide expedient, accurate, three-dimensional data which can be used in a variety of applications, enabling us to cover land areas more quickly and more accurately while offering more cost-effective methods than conventional surveying. With the use of GPS and robotics, our team can effectively map the position of wetlands, streams, vegetation and other site improvements or conditions, allowing for quick assessments of potential land uses as well as developmental constraints.

read moreDMW land planning and design services range from traditional single-use developments to large, complex multi-use site plans, increasingly located in the urban core. We provide professional, comprehensive evaluations of existing land uses and re-designs for distressed or under-utilized properties to help recover greater value for our clients' business investments. Upon completion of an initial master plan, DMW provides dedicated project services to follow the process through to implementation and delivery, refining the plan as necessary to reflect market changes, regulatory modifications and changes in ownership.