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Thomas N. Ott, PE Site Engineering · New Jersey
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NJ Licensed Professional Engineer · 30+ years

Site engineering for New Jersey properties.

Septic and SludgeHammer aerobic system design, variance applications, grading and drainage, stormwater and site plans. You work directly with the engineer: fast turnaround and plans built to get approved.

How it works

From first call to approved plans

  1. 01

    Call or email

    Tell me the address and what you need. You will get a clear scope and fee before any work starts.

  2. 02

    Site visit & testing

    Field inspection, soil logs and permeability testing where required, and a review of the survey and municipal records.

  3. 03

    Design & plans

    Signed and sealed drawings and calculations, prepared to the standards the reviewing agency expects.

  4. 04

    Approvals

    Submission to the Board of Health, Zoning or Planning Board, or Soil Conservation District, plus testimony when it's needed.

Who I work with

Homeowners and the professionals around them

  • Homeowners

    Septic failures, additions, pools, drainage problems, and anything else that needs an engineer's stamp.

  • Realtors & attorneys

    Septic issues found at inspection and variances that have to be resolved before a closing.

  • Builders & contractors

    Lot grading, site plans and septic design for new construction and major renovations.

  • Property owners & investors

    Feasibility reviews before you buy: what can be built and what it will take to get approved.

Service area

Northern New Jersey

Based in Kinnelon and working across five counties, with long experience of local boards of health, zoning boards and soil conservation districts.

  • Morris County
  • Passaic County
  • Sussex County
  • Bergen County
  • Essex County

Outside these counties? Ask. Nearby projects are often possible.

Have a property question?

Call or email with the address and what you're trying to do. You'll get a straight answer on what's needed, the likely timeline and the cost.