Who We Are
KS Associates is an engineering and land surveying firm that provides planning, design, and construction phase services. We specialize in the areas of transportation, potable water, waste water and storm water; coastal engineering; site development engineering for institutional, commercial, and residential uses; land surveying and mapping; and 3D laser scanning services.
Our mission is to deliver high-quality, value-added engineering and surveying services to meet the unique needs of our clients. And, we deliver those services while practicing our guiding values: Treating clients like gold, respecting our employees and recognizing them as individuals, conducting ourselves in an ethical manner, and giving back to the community.
KS Associates is certified as an SBE, WBE, FBE, and/or MBE with several local entities. Click the "Learn More" button below for a complete list of our diversity certifications.
Featured News
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Cedar Point Causeway Wetlands Breakwater Project Receives National ACEC Recognition Award
This pilot project is the first non-federal dredge containment structure to be constructed along the shore of Lake Erie. The lessons learned throughout this project are being applied to future projects aimed at improving Sandusky Bay, other Lake Erie harbors, and throughout the Great Lakes.
March 27, 2023 -
We're Back From OPRA! KS Associates Presented "Understanding the Benefits of Nature-Based Shorelines"
Presenting were Mark Cencer, P.E., KS Associates' director of coastal engineering services; Emily Kuzmick, training coordinator for the ODNR Office of Coastal Management’s Nature-Based Shoreline training and certification program; and Brian Majka, restoration ecologist at GEI Consultants.
February 02, 2023 -
KS Associates Completes First Elevation Survey Ever to be Performed on Kirtland Crib
KS Associates is celebrating a surveying “first.” In November 2022, our team completed the first elevation survey ever to be performed on the Cleveland Division of Water (CWD) Kirtland Crib. The Crib is a critical component of Cleveland’s infrastructure, drawing millions of gallons of drinking water each day from Lake Erie.
December 19, 2022
