SURVEYING
3-D Laser Scanning/Modeling
Aerial Mapping
Aerial Photogrammetry & Control
Airport Surveying
ALTA/ASCM Land Title Surveys
As-Built Surveys
Condominium Surveys
Conservation Easements
Construction Surveys
Drone photography/videos
Expert Consultation & Testimony for Litigation
FEMA Flood Insurance Certificates
Geodetic Control
GIS
Land Boundary Surveys
Landfill Surveying
Mortgage Surveys
Pipeline Route Surveys
Railroad Surveys
Right-of-Way Surveys
Road Location Surveys
Settlelment/Monitoring Surveys
Stream Restoration Surveys
Topographic Surveys
Utility Surveys
Wetland Surveys
EQUIPMENT
3-D Laser Scanners
Digital Levels
Field Data Collectors
GPS Permanent Base Station
Robotic Stations
RTK/Static GPS Equipment
Total Stations
Surveying Projects
Experienced Team
Troy Williams, LS
Senior Vice President: Survey
Troy Williams is the Senior Vice President of Survey at Hurt & Proffitt and has risen progressively through the ranks of the survey department as his years of experience accrued. Throughout his career he has coordinated and managed many large scale geodetic mapping projects for road and utility design and has built and maintained relationships with clients that have been strengthened with time and successful projects.
Chris Kaknis, LS
Vice President: Blacksburg Survey
Chris’s experience includes all aspects of surveying. He has worked closely with VDOT and gained complete mastery of their rules and methodology. He interfaces with clients and Survey managers and provides oversight to facilitate successful projects. He is licensed in Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina.
Bradley Tate, LS
Wytheville Office: Survey
Bradley is the Wytheville Office Branch Manager as well as Project Manager for Hurt & Proffitt’s Survey Department. He has gained a wide range of surveying experience at Hurt & Proffitt and has worked on everything from airport design surveys to subdivision roadway design and layout.
Neil Martin, LS
Director of Survey: Blacksburg
Neil has overseen projects as a survey project manager in Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia, Maryland, Ohio and Kentucky. These involved base mapping and topographic for design, route, derailment, tunnel and bridge location and monumentation, construction staking, roadbed instability, record drawings, road crossing, construction management, hydraulics, right of way, boundary and easement surveys.
Adam Bryant, LS
Director of Survey: Lynchburg
Adam Bryant is the Director of Surveying in Lynchburg, and has moved progressively throughout his time with Hurt & Proffitt. He manages the survey department in Lynchburg while continuing to manage projects for several existing and new clients. He has overseen a broad spectrum of survey projects with a focus on large scale boundary surveys at private, state and federal levels. He is currently licensed in Virginia, West Virginia and the U.S. Territory of Guam.
Donnie Scrivener
Construction Project Manager
Donnie Scrivener is the Construction Project Manager for Hurt & Proffitt, and is an integral part of the daily functionality of the survey department. He has extended experience within the construction stakeout facet of surveying and has been involved with numerous large scale stakeout surveys. He manages all of the construction stakeout within the Lynchburg Survey Department and maintains an intimate working knowledge and oversight of all of ongoing projects.
Bif Johnson, PE
PRESIDENT/CEO
Bif is a graduate of Virginia Tech and is the President and Chief Executive Officer at Hurt & Proffitt. His expertise is broad and covers most aspects of civil engineering design and construction.
Brian Cossman, PE, LEED AP, PMP, CCM
Vice President: Business Development
Brian is a graduate of the University of Dayton and earned his Master of Engineering Project Management from the University of Maryland. He interfaces directly with our clients to define their goals, achieve client satisfaction, and expedite project success.
Why H&P?
First, we listen. By listening to our clients, we understand their needs.
Then, we get to work.
H&P Why!
We care deeply about the communities and partners that we serve.
Why H&P?
First, we listen. By listening to our clients, we understand their needs.
Then, we get to work.
H&P Why!