Overview
Gaskins + LeCraw provides civil engineering, land surveying, and design services to municipal, educational, residential, commercial, and industrial clients. It delivers project solutions from concept to completion, including civil engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, planning, permitting, entitlements, and community development, coordinating multiple disciplines and regulatory steps. The firm combines the resources of a larger national firm with the local focus of a regional practice—operating across six offices in Georgia and Alabama with about 176 employees—following its merger of Gaskins Surveying and LeCraw Engineering. Its goal is to move projects forward by coordinating engineering, planning, permitting, and development tasks in a single, cohesive effort from initial concept to a finished project.
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What believers are saying
- August 2026 Novo Sweetwater showcased complex delivery across wetlands, pipelines, rock, and roadway conflicts.
- Pape-Dawson keeps buying Georgia firms, expanding regional demand channels for Gaskins + LeCraw teams.
- The firm’s 176-person platform and 24-state experience support larger municipal, residential, and industrial pursuits.
What critics are saying
- Pape-Dawson rebranded Eberly in April 2026 and KSA in October 2026, threatening Gaskins identity.
- Permitting work depends on county and city approvals, creating schedule risk on every project.
- A full Pape-Dawson integration can absorb Marietta leadership and erase Gaskins + LeCraw as a brand.
What makes Gaskins + LeCraw unique
- Gaskins + LeCraw combines surveyors, civil engineers, planners, and landscape architects in one team.
- Its permitting CRM tracks jurisdictions, speeding approvals across Georgia, Alabama, and beyond.
- Pape-Dawson’s 2025 acquisition gives Gaskins + LeCraw national resources without losing local client ties.
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