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Fiddler engineering is a small business located in Loma Colorado, serving the Grand Valley and Western Colorado.

Information

We offer a diverse range of services, but our business was built on small scale residential civil services focusing on septic system and foundation designs. We have since expanded our scope to encompass a wide range of services.  Check out our list of services offered below to see the full gamut of ways we can be of service to you. Fiddler Engineering is a fully licensed and insured company certified with Mesa County to design On-site Wastewater Treatment Systems (OWTS)

Services

Each project is different. If you don't see what you need listed in our services, no worries; don't hesitate to reach out to us with your individual needs. You might be surprised by what we can help with. Our business is here to support you; even if that is just to push you in the right direction through networking.  We never charge a fee for initial contact and discussion.

Civil Engineering

Septic system design, residential foundation design, land development and site grading layout and designs, road and street designs, retaining wall designs, geotechnical engineering, soil evaluations. 

Water Resources & Environmental

Reservoir design and permitting, surface and groundwater source development, site drainage, flow measurement design and installation oversight, erosion control and drainage enhancements.

Professional Oil & Gas Support

Access road and pad design, GIS mapping, field surveying/asset data collection (No PLS stamp), permit preparation, Storm Water Management Plans and inspections, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures (SPCC) plans, federal right of way preparation.

About us

Trevor is a professional engineer licensed in Colorado. After graduating college with a civil engineering degree, he started his career as an engineer for New Horizon Mine in Nucla Colorado. After five years there, he transferred to the Colowyo Mine in Meeker Colorado where he earned his Colorado Professional Engineer (PE) stamp. During that time, he has gained 13 years of engineering experience where he took on everything from designing, permitting, and constructing roads, reservoirs, and major earth excavations, to extensive surveying and data processing.

Jaron graduated from Colorado Mesa University with a double major in Geology and Environmental Geology, and a minor in Watershed Science. He then went on to complete an internship with the Colorado Division of Water Resources performing dam safety inspections before starting a career with the Department of Energy performing various technical duties including environmental sampling and monitoring, drilling and maintaining water sampling wells, installing and maintaining data collection equipment, and processing data post collection.