The strategic expansion in Monroe County will bring the civil and consulting engineering firm closer to communities and support regional growth initiatives.
Keystone Consulting Engineers (KCE), a regional leader in civil engineering and surveying, has announced that it is moving its third office to a larger Brodheadsville facility, extending its services to Monroe County and the Pocono Mountain region.
“Our Brodheadsville office represents KCE’s ongoing commitment to providing accessible, high-quality engineering services to the communities we serve,” said Eric S. Snyder, president and CEO of KCE.
The new KCE office is located at 205 Rodenbach Lane, Brodheadsville, PA, and consolidates KCE’s full range of services under one roof, including surveying, municipal engineering, construction inspection, water and wastewater testing, and land development. With over 50 years of experience, the firm continues to deliver superior service to clients across the region, and the Brodheadsville office underscores KCE’s mission to expand its regional presence while delivering top-tier engineering services and community-focused solutions.
Monroe and Carbon Counties have experienced significant growth over the past decade, increasing the demand for innovative engineering solutions. KCE’s Brodheadsville office positions the firm to support the county’s evolving infrastructure needs. In addition, the new office will continue to serve both Monroe and Carbon Counties and the surrounding Pocono Mountain communities.
Looking forward, KCE plans to leverage its expanded Carbon and Monroe County presence to explore new partnerships, support local municipalities, and continue its tradition of innovative engineering solutions throughout the region.
“By bringing all of our engineering services under one roof in Brodheadsville, we can provide comprehensive solutions efficiently and effectively to local clients,” added Snyder. “Monroe County and the Pocono Mountain region are growing rapidly, and our presence here ensures we can help communities plan for a sustainable and well-engineered future.”