Harmsen & Associates, Inc.

Specialties

Harmsen & Associates, Inc. is a Land Use Consulting Company that specializes in Land Surveying, Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture, and Land Use Planning.

HARMSEN has been serving Washington State for 37 years. Our professionals have experience and knowledge that will directly benefit your projects: knowledge of local land history, codes, and ordinances; ongoing professional education; and many years of professional practice, all combine to provide responsive, creative, professional, and accurate service.

HARMSEN merged with Fakkema & Kingma, Inc. in Oak Harbor, WA October 2007; purchased Meriwether Leachman Associates, Inc. of Bothell, WA in June of 2008; and in June 2011 HARMSEN merged with Evergreen Surveying Inc. of Stanwood.

We provide services from 3 locations:

Snohomish County: 16 778 146^th St. SE, Ste. 104 Monroe, WA 98 272

Skagit County: 603 South First St. Mount Vernon, WA 98 273

Island County: 840 SE 8^th Ave., Ste. 101 Oak Harbor, WA 98 277

History

Established in 1974.

Harmsen & Associates, Inc. (HARMSEN) is experienced working in rural areas, towns, and large metropolitan areas. We are centrally located with offices in Snohomish County, Skagit County, and Island County. We opened in Monroe, WA in 1974, in Oak Harbor, WA in 1965, and most recently Mount Vernon, WA in 2011. We provide a full range of our services from these 3 locations. Our land use professionals work throughout the state of Washington. We offer Land Surveying and Civil Engineering services.

Meet the Business Owner

David H.

Business Owner

David is the Director of our Monroe office and Director of Engineering. He specializes in roadway, grading storm drainage, and site design. He joined HARMSEN in 1985 working part-​time through high school and college as a survey field crew member; eventually becoming a crew chief. After graduation from the University of Washington in 1992 he joined full time as an engineer; eventually rising through the ranks to become Vice President of the firm and the Director of Engineering. During that time he has been involved in all aspects of civil design at HARMSEN.

David has a great deal of experience with storm drainage design including all of the local storm drainage manuals. Most recently he was using the USGS Regression Curves and HEC-​RAS to model flow in a stream for a new culvert crossing. He has been involved in every Low Impact Development design prepared by the company and is a LEED AP. He is also a Certified Erosion Control Lead and has prepared many difficult erosion control plans.