We know Richmond.
Three generations of the Lewis family have planned, engineered and surveyed land across the greater Richmond area since 1972.
Sauer Center, City of Richmond. Drag the handle, or use the arrow keys, to see the master plan become the block.
Master plan
Rendering
A selection of projects we’ve helped bring to life across the greater Richmond area.
1972
Edmund “Delmonte” Lewis co-founded the firm with Bob Owens as Lewis and Owens, the engineering and surveying firm that became E.D. Lewis & Associates.
Principals
Edmund D. Lewis Jr., President, PE, and James H. Lewis, Vice President, PE.
Today
Ross Lewis, Project Engineer, PE, and Mark Lewis.
Land planning sets the layout, civil engineering designs it, and surveying puts it on the ground. Townhomes, subdivisions, condominiums and apartments run through all three (residential planning, residential engineering).
E.D. Lewis & Associates, P.C. is a family-run firm of consulting civil engineers, land planners and land surveyors at 2116 Spencer Rd. in Henrico County (Richmond), Virginia. Founded in 1972 and now in its third generation, the firm prepares concept layouts, rezoning applications, site plans, stormwater and utility designs, and boundary, topographic and ALTA/NSPS surveys for projects across the greater Richmond area and Central Virginia.
Three core services: land planning and rezoning (concept layouts, feasibility and yield studies, rezoning applications and hearing representation), civil engineering (site plans, stormwater, sanitary sewer and water design, floodplain analysis) and land surveying (boundary, ALTA/NSPS, topographic, physical improvement, easement and subdivision surveys, plot plans and construction stakeout).
The office is at 2116 Spencer Rd., Richmond, VA 23230, in Henrico County near Broad Street and Libbie Avenue. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 804-285-3948.
Since 1972. The firm is family-run and is now in its third generation of the Lewis family.
Boundary, ALTA/NSPS land title, physical improvement, topographic, easement, right-of-way, subdivision and as-built surveys, plot plans for building permits, and construction stakeout.
Yes. Townhomes, single-family subdivisions, condominiums and apartments are part of the firm's land planning and civil engineering work, from layout and rezoning through site plans and recorded lots.
E.D. Lewis & Associates, P.C. is a firm of consulting engineers, land planners and land surveyors in Henrico County, Virginia. Owners and builders call us to ask what a property can hold, and we carry the answer through concept layouts, rezoning, site plans, stormwater and utility design, and surveying. The firm was founded in 1972 and is now in its third generation of the Lewis family.
Throughout the greater Richmond area and Central Virginia, including the City of Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Powhatan, Amelia, Louisa, New Kent, Prince George, Spotsylvania, Dinwiddie, Cumberland, King William, Caroline, Charles City, Surry and Sussex Counties, and the City of Petersburg. That list is where we file most often, not a boundary. Every locality publishes its own ordinance and review requirements, and we work from them wherever your property is, so if your site is somewhere else in Virginia, call and ask.
If you need to know where your property line runs, that is a survey. If you need county permission to build something, that is a site plan, and it almost always needs a survey underneath it. Most projects need both, which is why the two live in the same office here. Call and describe the parcel and we will tell you which one you actually need.
Timing depends on the jurisdiction, the complexity of the site and the questions raised during review. Discussing the site and local requirements early can help a project team plan its next steps.
The firm has four licensed Professional Engineers and one licensed land surveyor on staff. For the professional who will be responsible for your specific project, contact the office with the property and service you need.
“The first company to receive a new award for success in the land development approval process.”
