Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted Surveying and Engineering Partner in Lancaster County
Founded in 1964 by Henry I. Strausser, our firm has built a legacy of professional excellence in surveying and engineering services. With over five decades of continuous operation, we combine deep local expertise with cutting-edge technology to deliver tailored solutions for residential, commercial, and municipal projects. Our team of licensed professionals, including certified engineers and land surveyors, brings extensive experience in land development, sewage system design, and municipal compliance. We maintain a focused approach to Lancaster County's unique geographical and regulatory landscape, ensuring efficient project execution from conception to completion. Our commitment to quality is demonstrated through our investment in advanced surveying tools like robotic GPS systems and photogrammetry.As a second-generation family-owned business, we uphold the founding principles of integrity, technical precision, and client-centric service. Our track record includes landmark projects such as the 800-seat Wesley United Methodist Church sanctuary and large-scale residential developments like Kissel Hill Commons. We maintain active partnerships with local municipalities and regulatory bodies, serving as trusted advisors for zoning, permitting, and infrastructure planning. Our dual office locations in Lancaster and Quarryville enable responsive service across the region while maintaining personalized client relationships. This combination of technical expertise, local knowledge, and dedicated service has earned us recognition as a leading engineering and surveying firm in south-central Pennsylvania.
Services
Engineering Services
Surveying Services
Sewage Facilities Design
Municipal Services
Residential Projects
Commercial Projects
Topographical Surveying
Land Development
Permitting Services
Construction Staking
Details
- Year established: 1964
Highlights and features
- We offer 50+ years of combined experience in Lancaster County land development
- Our team includes licensed Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
- We utilize advanced robotic GPS and photogrammetry technology
- We maintain active municipal partnerships across south-central Pennsylvania
- We provide full-service project management from feasibility studies to construction
Services
Engineering Services
Our engineering team provides comprehensive solutions for land development projects including feasibility studies, municipal permitting, and infrastructure design. We specialize in sewage system planning, soil analysis, and subdivision design that meets both regulatory requirements and client needs. With decades of local experience, we deliver cost-effective engineering solutions tailored to Lancaster County's unique geographical characteristics.
Surveying Services
We offer advanced surveying solutions using robotic GPS and photogrammetry technology for precise measurements. Our services include ALTA land title surveys, construction staking, boundary determination, and topographical mapping. Our certified professionals ensure accurate data collection for both residential and commercial development projects across south-central Pennsylvania.
Municipal Services
As trusted municipal advisors, we provide engineering and zoning services to townships across Lancaster County. Our expertise includes serving as township engineers, zoning officers, and sewage enforcement officers. We help municipalities with infrastructure planning, regulatory compliance, and land use management while maintaining strict adherence to public safety standards.
Residential Projects
We specialize in residential land development from small subdivisions to large-scale communities. Our services include site planning, sewer system design, and construction management for single-family homes, townhouses, and 55+ communities. We create designs that maximize site potential while meeting local zoning requirements and homeowner needs.
Commercial Projects
Our commercial project services cover site design, infrastructure planning, and construction management for retail centers, office parks, and institutional buildings. We handle projects from initial concept through permitting and construction, ensuring compliance with all regulatory requirements while maintaining focus on client budget and timeline objectives.
People
Gregory L. Strausser
President
Licensed Professional Engineer with 30 years' experience, Gregory holds degrees from Pennsylvania State University in Civil Engineering and Surveying. He leads the firm's engineering projects and strategic direction while maintaining active involvement in client relationships and project execution.
Chris Lamison
Project Manager
Certified Professional Land Surveyor with 33 years of experience, Chris oversees surveying operations and project coordination. His expertise includes boundary determination, construction staking, and management of complex land development projects across Lancaster County's diverse terrain.
Craig Williams
Client Project Manager
DEP-certified Sewage Enforcement Officer with specialized knowledge in municipal wastewater regulations. Craig manages client projects from initial consultation through final permitting, ensuring compliance with environmental standards while meeting client development goals.
Questions
What services does Strausser Surveying and Engineering offer?
We provide land surveying, civil engineering, and municipal consulting services for residential, commercial, and public sector projects throughout Lancaster County.
How long has the company been in business?
Founded in 1964 by Henry I. Strausser, we have served the Lancaster County area for over 55 years as a trusted engineering and surveying firm.
What geographic areas do you serve?
We primarily serve Lancaster County and adjacent areas including York County and Southern Lancaster County municipalities.
What makes your firm different from competitors?
Our combination of local expertise, advanced technology, and multi-disciplinary approach enables comprehensive solutions tailored to Pennsylvania's specific regulatory and geographical environment.