Sustainable Engineering, Planning, and Design
Thank you for
visiting blueshorellc.com. BlueShore is a consulting and design
engineering firm serving the Lower Hudson River Valley, New York
City, and western Long Island coastal communities. We are
based in New Rochelle, Westchester County, New York. We focus on the following areas of practice:
- Coastal and Marine Engineering:
Design of shoreline stabilization, ground improvement, retaining walls, bulkheads, piers, & wharves. Design of marina systems, floating docks, and mooring systems. - Structural Engineering
and Investigations:
Investigation and design of residential and commercial building structures and foundations. - Emergency Inspections
- Construction Inspections
- Special Structural Inspections
- Permitting and Grant Assistance:
Coastal and Marine Engineering designs must consider the rigorous requirements of environmental agencies. We coordinate design and permitting to bring your project through permitting quickly and efficiently. We also track grant and funding assistance and prepare your grant application packages.
We are available on-call (914) 413-9592 for:
Cost depends on location and duration of inspection. Call us for an estimate. Always ask your inspector for their state-issued Professional Engineer Photo Identification card.
We design projects that are buildable, permittable, durable, and meet the needs and expectations of the owners. We provide personal service on a wide range of projects, from minor shoreline protection projects for the homeowner to larger marina design and renovation projects.
The breadth of our experience can be applied to the many aspects of coastal projects, but this experience can also be applied to inland structures and foundations as well. As you review our areas of expertise detailed on the pages of this website, consider how we can assist you on your coastal and inland projects. Feel free to call or email with any questions.
"Engineering" the shore:
In planning coastal projects, a design must first avoid impacts to the environment and natural resources. If avoidance is not possible, and a compelling purpose and need for the structure can be demonstrated, then the design must minimize the potential impacts, and mitigate for any impacts that are unavoidable. Hundreds of years of engineering successes and failures demonstrate that the most natural solutions provide the greatest benefits for ours and future generations.
BlueShore Engineering considers low-impact sustainable design and construction to be the first design criteria of every project.