Quible & Associates

Quible & Associates, P.C. was founded in 1959 by F. Richard Quible and began offering engineering and land surveying in northeastern North Carolina in 1966. Today, Quible has emerged as a premier regional consultant with a diverse staff of licensed professionals offering expertise in all aspects of coastal land development and environmental consult... ing. From master planning, wetlands, wastewater, innovative stormwater design, groundwater investigations and beyond, Quible has the staff and knowledge to bring success to your project. Our primary office location is in Powells Point, North Carolina (lower Currituck County) in the Sampat Business Center, approximately 3 miles north of the Wright Memorial Bridge and Kitty Hawk. We also have a western North Carolina office in Black Mountain, Buncombe County. The Quible team is comprised of a tightly knit core of multidisciplinary professionals with projects throughout the Outer Banks, the 20 coastal counties of North Carolina, western North Carolina, Virginia and the mid and south Atlantic regions. Our work consistently includes a balance of commercial, residential, industrial, municipal, state and federal government, and non-profit projects. As the regional leader in Civil Design and Environmental Permitting, our reliability and professionalism are unsurpassed. In addition to being registered with the NC Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors (C-0208) and the NC Board for Licensing of Geologists (C-468), Quible is registered with NCDOT as a SPSF firm, and approved by NCDOT as a Private Consulting Firm. We are also registered with the Virginia Board for Professional Engineers (#0405000087). Mission: "To meet our client's goals and needs by utilizing proven engineering and scientific design and surveying principles while striving to protect our natural resources on every project." Vision: "To continue to utilize proven engineering and scientific design principles for private, governmental and land-conservation clients while increasing our geographic reach in ...Read More