Founded in 1973, Carroll Engineering Corporation is based in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. As one of the largest consulting engineering firms in the Greater Philadelphia Area, the firm employs more than 90 people across southeastern Pennsylvania with offices in Warrington (Bucks County), King of Prussia (Montgomery County), Malvern (Chester County), as well as our New Jersey office in Hillsborough (Somerset County).

Carroll Engineering delivers highly-regarded professional services including water facilities engineering, wastewater engineering and municipal engineering to a wide range of authority, municipal, public and private clients in the region.

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Services Report

The marketplace today - both local and regional - faces more competition than ever before. And clients expect even more from their professionals. At Carroll Engineering, we understand this. Leveraging our knowledge, experience and professionalism, we deliver exceptional results to our clients every time.

Corporate Leadership Report

Mr. Gockowski joined CEC in 1987. He is the President of Carroll Engineering and Chairman of the Board of Directors. He is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company including business development, client retention, financial adherence, and operational control of the office. Mr. Mason is the Executive Vice President and a Member of the Board of Directors.

Client Testimonials Report

Carroll Engineering has been providing services to New Jersey American Water since 2017 and I have found them to be very responsive. Carroll Engineering has delivered high-quality work on a number of our projects including engineering, surveying, permitting, and inspection services. They consistently deliver excellent work in a very cost-effective way and continue to provide good customer service.

Wastewater Engineering Report

Carroll Engineering provides a broad spectrum of wastewater engineering services to townships, municipal authorities, and private utility owners. The scope of our services ranges from small sanitary sewer extensions serving a single neighborhood to regional pump stations with capacities up to 60 MGD.

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