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Carlisle, PA

Brehm-Lebo Engineering, Inc. provides a full service engineering, planning, and surveying company.

Brehm-Lebo has grown to provide services to a variety of markets, including commercial and residential clients, municipal, state and federal government, and industrial clients.

Chambersburg, PA

Brehm-Lebo Engineering designed various buildings and park planning for the Township. We designed equipment buildings, office spaces, district justice quarters, storage buildings, ball fields including stormwater designs and permits for all of the above.

Greene Township Park, Greene Township, Franklin County, PA. From I-81, follow Route 997 North approximately 2 miles to the park on the left. The park is located on land that was primarily an orchard. An historic house and barn [. . .]

East Berlin, PA

Over the winter of 2015-2016, we teamed up with Galbraith Pre-Design, Inc. to provide a warehouse expansion for Zeigler Brothers, a worldwide leader in aquatic feed production, equipment and research. Our team developed a two phase construction approach that allowed product shipping to continue from the facility during nearly every phase of construction. This allowed the owners to minimize any impacts on their operations and see virtually zero black out in [. . .]

Carlisle, PA

We formed a design-build team with LBK Construction to design and build a facility expansion for the warehouse and office space. The owner, Flight Systems Industrial Products is a world leader in electronics for a variety of projects. The client needed additional warehouse space with high ceilings as well as additional office space, and employee kitchen and restrooms. The building shell was a steel frame with a combination of EFIS and metal [. . .]

Carlisle & Camp Hill, PA

Orrstown Bank, a locally founded organization has been strong and expanding throughout Central PA. Our firm designed and innovative stormwater management and water quality treatment for their site on Giant Lane in Carlisle. We also prepared plans and assisted the Bank to renovate a historic building on Market Street in Camp Hill.