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AGW is a multi-disciplined consulting engineering firm founded in 1972. It provides geotechnical, environmental, testing, and radon mitigation services for Colorado construction-industry clients including land developers, commercial real estate owners, architects, municipalities, and general contractors/builders.
Credentials & Experience
- P.E.
- P.G.
- NICET Level 3 Technician
Coverage Area
Colorado
Additional Details
- Years of Experience
- 54 years
Location
3211 South Zuni Street, Englewood, CO 80110
Also listed in Denver
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