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Masonic Village Solar Array Phase II

Masonic Village, Lancaster County’s second-largest retirement community, is committed to solar energy as part of its comprehensive sustainability program. Taking a forward-thinking approach, Masonic Village wanted to build upon their existing infrastructure and see a positive rate of return while meeting their goals to be more energy efficient. Because of our longstanding relationship with Masonic Village and technical expertise as a leading solar designer, RETTEW was hired to design Phase II of the community’s solar array. Together with Solar Renewable Energy, LLC, we designed and…

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Helping Communities and Clients Flourish

Mark Lauriello, PE, President and CEO

We are committed to excellence and being the firm of choice for employees and clients. RETTEW’s insight and guidance is key to helping our communities and clients thrive, whether designing the infrastructure of our future, guiding clients through complex permitting, or reducing risk through safety and utility location best practices. We have a history of employee and corporate involvement in causes we're passionate about, such as science education and helping children and families. Ultimately, it’s about improving quality of life for everyone we serve.

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  • Historic Bridge Ready for the Next 100 Years

    December 18, 2018

    A historic bridge in Meyersdale, PA has been reconstructed! RETTEW led the design process for this historic arch structure, designating reuse of stone masonry, a concrete railing mimicking the original bridge, and refurbished Westinghouse light poles. RETTEW’s team of bridge engineers also designed storm sewer upgrades, internal structural upgrades, and safer pedestrian facilities. A stone…

  • Over the River and Through the Wood

    December 17, 2018

    Many of us take to the highways and byways for our annual holiday travel. Along with all your presents, cookies, and that festive ugly sweater, make sure you remember to be safe as you travel this season! Tips for keeping your road trip a smooth ride: About a week before you leave, check your vehicle’s…

  • From the Oldest to the Newest

    December 14, 2018

    The oldest covered bridge in Lancaster County, PA is now revitalized and open to traffic. Pequea No. 7, known locally as Neff’s Mill Covered Bridge, had been rated in poor overall condition. The structural timber was deteriorating and the timber deck showing major signs of wear and tear. Originally built in 1875, the bridge has…

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