
Terracon's Cleveland office opened in March 1986, operating under its original company name, Applied Construction Technologies, Inc. (ACT). In 2006, ACT was acquired by H.C. Nutting Company and in 2007 became a part of Terracon. We are a full service location, providing geotechnical, environmental, and construction materials engineering and testing services to Northern Ohio, Michigan, Western Pennsylvania, and Western New York. Recently, more complex project experience has included wind farm development, levee certification, and large diameter micro-tunnel construction. Testing, both common and unique, can be performed on soil, concrete, masonry, asphalt, and coatings in our laboratory. Combined, our staff of 15 professionals, technicians, and administrative personnel bring almost 200 years of experience serving commercial, industrial, government, and financial clients.
1414 East Schaaf Road
Brooklyn Heights, OH 44131
Phone: (216) 459 8378
Fax: (216) 459 8954
Geotechnical
Environmental
Construction Materials
Facilities
Tom McDonnell, P.E., Office Manager
Lynton Price, P.E., Geotechnical Services

The project consisted of approximately 12,000 feet of 24-inch to 78-inch diameter open-cut sanitary sewer construction, 160 feet of 78-inch diameter pipe in tunnel, 200 feet of 42-inch diameter jacked pipe, and nearly 1000 feet of 48-inch diameter pipe-in-microtunnel. Cast-in-place structures included a major connection structure at the Easterly Interceptor Sewer junction, two major flow diversion structures, two regulators structures, and six junction chambers. HCN, a Terracon Company, provided daily observations and construction materials engineering and testing services throughout the…

Terracon's Cleveland office provided geotechnical, environmental, and construction materials engineering and testing and inspection services for the development of a 16-acre parcel of property and construction of a new 112,100 square feet, two-story recreation facility. The property is situated on land that formerly contained buildings and structures for the U.S. Army NIKE missile facility. Geotechnical engineering services were retained to drill 35 test borings to obtain information relative to the subsurface stratigraphy and groundwater conditions. Laboratory testing was performed on…

HCN, a Terracon Company, provided daily observations and construction materials engineering and testing services during the construction of two of seven planned landfill cells, totaling approximately 12.6 acres in area, for the controlled disposal of steel production by-products. Construction materials engineering and testing and inspection services included both field and laboratory feasibility studies for the adequacy of clay borrow materials for liner installation. Particle size distribution, permeability and compaction testing were performed on samples to ensure finished liner quality…