You prefer to build with confidence.
Welcome to Weihe Engineers.
With so much complexity in land development today — everything from local land use approvals to environmental considerations — there’s a lot standing between you and the opportunity you seek. There’s no time (or budget) for multiple revisions, poor communications and unnecessary delays and costs. You need approvals quickly. You want professionals on your building team who can make things happen, who can help lower your total cost of development and uphold your reputation. You’ll be thrilled to work with Weihe Engineers.
Land Surveying
We help set the groundwork for your projects.
In our nearly 60 years of business, Weihe Engineers has performed over 30,000 surveys. Our reputation for timeliness, thoroughness, and accuracy go unmatched.
Civil / Site Engineering
We help create the built environment.
Having a site development focus brings best practice solutions for your projects: residential subdivisions, multi-family housing, commercial developments, industrial parks, big box retail stores and more.
Landscape Architecture
We help soften the edges on your project.
Following the science-to-beauty approach, Weihe Engineers’ landscape architects give your project the aesthetic quality, form, and function that best aligns your vision with your project requirements and ultimately your user experience.
Sustainable Design
Stewarding the Land for People & the Natural Environment
The Sustainable Design Group at Weihe Engineers is uniquely equipped to plan and execute a wide breadth of civil engineering projects, plans, and studies that achieve sustainable project goals and push through environmental regulatory requirements.
Recent News
Weihe Engineers Expands Sustainability Services
On April 28th, 2025, the former Land Stewards Design Group joined Weihe Engineers to launch its new Sustainable Design Group. Since 1960, Weihe Engineers has been a company passionate about designing places and spaces for the good of people, communities, and the natural environment.
Parks of the Future
To envision what parks of the future might look like, we first need to reflect on their past. The history of urban parks in America is deeply rooted in European influences. Boston Common, believed to be America’s first public park, sits at the heart of the city and was originally a public gathering space for events, recreation, and community assembly.
Nature’s Social Network
In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, the places where we connect face-to-face are becoming scarcely populated. These “third places” – a term created by American sociologist Ray Oldenburg – are the neutral ground outside of home and work and have been the lifeblood of thriving communities for generations.
Actually, Money Does Grow on Trees
In today’s challenging economic climate, many cities and developers are seeking innovative strategies to increase revenue and stimulate economic development while attracting residents and businesses. The answer they seek lies with landscape architects, whose design work has been proven to dramatically enhance the economic value of any neighborhood, city, or region.