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Kennon Crockett is a registered Civil
Engineer as well as Chief Engineer and founder of K Crockett Designs, LLC.
For more than 14 years he has provided the highest quality design
expertise to Louisiana.
Since Hurricane Katrina Kennon Crockett has
spent thousands of hours and late nights volunteering his skills.
Contact Information
Kennon Crockett
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Background of the Owners
Like the other residents of pre-Katrina
New Orleans, I was busy leading a satisfying way of life in a
comfortable, welcoming city. After graduating from Tulane University
School of Engineering in 1993, I pursued a successful consulting
engineering career. I gained valuable experience in engineering design on
large municipal projects. These projects included drainage, roadway,
floodwall, sanitary sewer, and other municipal projects. I worked with
both small and large engineering design firms and worked in various facets
of the consulting engineering field such as technical
design, planning, and project management. Just prior to Katrina, I was
pursuing another facet of engineering design. I accepted a great
opportunity to manage and overseer all drainage capital projects for the
Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans. During the time I was pursuing
my design consultant career, I also pursued a secondary design career in
residential and commercial building and construction. This secondary
design career developed as my friends and associates began asking me to
design their homes and foundations.
I especially enjoyed the pro bono work for non profit
organizations that I have performed virtually every year of my post graduate career. As the
years have past, I have become more and more proficient at designing house plans and
foundations of every sort.
I had a career as a municipal projects
design engineer and was fairly busy with my moonlighting work of house and
foundation design before Katrina
devastated our city. However, like many of my fellow citizens, August 29,
2005, was a very pivotal day for me and my family. While displaced in
Houston, I decided that I wanted to have a share in the rebuilding of New
Orleans. I returned to my job overseeing all drainage projects for New
Orleans. The day I returned to New Orleans, I became involved with Katrina Disaster Relief volunteer efforts. I have
inspected hundreds of the homes in New Orleans, Chalmette, Metairie, and
other parts of southern Louisiana. I also began to realize that the city
governments, in the face of possibly the worst man-made disaster
experienced in the United States, are limited in what services they can provide to the people. The people of New
Orleans and surrounding areas need engineering services today, not
tomorrow. And my small moonlighting business began to grow exponentially.
I soon realized that I could do more to
help if I were to offer my services without the impendence of my job
overseeing drainage projects for the Sewage and Water Board of New
Orleans. I decided to resign that position and devote that time and energy
to assisting the people of New Orleans with rebuilding their homes and
their lives. Thus K Crockett Designs, LLC was born.
As my history indicates, though my firm
is new, I have had many years of experience offering house and
foundation design services
to the public as a private practice engineer. Our firm offers the complete package for designing and constructing a house
in New Orleans. Our plans are all custom designed and tailor made for each
individual client.
K Crockett Designs, LLC is a one stop shop for getting you into your
new home. I have many years of experience dealing with City Hall Plan
Review and Code Enforcement. Our plans are designed to meet the new wind
and flood provisions of the Building Codes. As a licensed engineer, I
design and stamp pile-supported and other types of foundations. Many
individuals are deciding to purchase their house plans from online
companies that do not have a presence in New Orleans. What they do not
know is that they will have to hire a local Louisiana engineer to review
and approve these plans. The local engineer will also have to design a
foundation for these plans. Additionally, they will need a local engineer
or land surveyor to provide them with a required FEMA slab height.
My firm
provides all of these services and more. We provide consultation and correspondence with
the City of New Orleans, FEMA, Road Home, and Insurance officials. So let us help you rebuild and return to New Orleans.
- Kennon Crockett
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