Meet Our Team
We presently have on staff registered professional engineers, graduate engineers, registered land surveyors, and engineer in training as well as computer drafting technicians and field survey crews.
MCE/1976/Sanitary Engineering, North Carolina State University
Active Registration
1980/Professional Engineer (Virginia)
1993/Professional Engineer (Mississippi)
Monte Lewis is the principal in charge of the preparation of engineering of site plans, sanitary sewer plans, water line plans, and pump station plans.
Byron Traynham has extensive experience in the detailed design of commercial shopping centers, site plans, subdivision roads, and drainage design, erosion control plans, flood plain analysis, and stormwater detention ponds. His responsibilities have also included construction supervision, cost analysis, sanitary sewer design, and water line design.
Active Registration: 1990 Professional Engineer (Virginia)
Jim Lewis is a design engineer with extensive expertise in the design of site plans, drainage systems, flood plain analysis, stormwater detention, road plans, water and sewer systems and the design of stormwater treatment facilities (BMPs) to meet the Chesapeake Bay Act. He is also responsible for construction supervision.
Awards
Richmond firm receives county planning award
“ED Lewis & Associates, Richmond based land planning, civil engineering, surveying and landscape architecture firm, was recently named the first company to receive a new award for success in the land development approval process given by the county’s Community Development Division. Bill Dupler, deputy county administrator for community development, created the program to “acknowledge firms that have demonstrated their ability to obtain prompt plan approvals, therby providing excellent customer service to their clients and our partners in the development community.” E.D Lewis and Associates was founded in 1972 and is a family firm headed by Monte Lewis, president and Jim Lewis vice-president.”
Michael Buettner | Chesterfield Observer – June 18, 2014
