Jeffrey J. Breedlove, PE
Principal Engineer
At one time in his life, it wasn't uncommon for Jeff to get up at 2 a.m. to head to the duck woods to "git a good spot." These days, between the occasional duck hunt and frequent kids sporting events, Jeff tries to "ramrod" the group and serves as Head Coach. Learn more about Jeff's background and experiences in the links below.
Chanc W. Moore, PE
Principal Engineer
"Fish on!" Chanc "mis" spent a summer of his youth in Montana for the sole purpose of trout fishing. Since then, he has navigated a more purposed track and is known in the industry as the "operations friendly" engineer. Learn more about Chanc's purposed track in the links below.
C. Rob Witcher, PE
Principal Engineer
Around here, we call this guy "Super Engineer." He has an amazing super power skill with AutoCAD Civil 3D. He can just wave his hands around and magical things happen. It's quite extraordinary. He's a graduate of VMI and we're looking for other VMI super engineers — maybe they have a class. Seriously, this guy "takes care o' binness." More about his powers via links.
Christopher C. Reynolds, PG
Principal Geologist
Chris is a die-hard Tennessee football fan. Unfortunately, the last few years haven't been too kind — but he's still committed. Chris has managed CQA on dozens of waste construction facilities in the last 15 years and he uses his excellent project management skills to oversee our construction quality services group. See more about Chris' experience in the links below.
Brad N. Fureigh, PE
Principal Engineer
After we came together as Promus, Brad was the first guy that we all identified and said, “Hey, he’s one of us. He needs to be on our team.” Brad is a people person and his “soft skills” would blush even Michael Scott. We’re no Dunder Mifflin but Brad’s engineering and project management prowess rival the best of ‘em.