Public engineering firm profile
Atascadero, CA
Excellence Through Engineering Design Services
Eikhof Design Group is a family-owned civil engineering practice founded in 2007 and based in Atascadero, California. It delivers public infrastructure, park design, street improvements, development review, and construction management services to public agencies, private individuals, and businesses throughout Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Monterey Counties.
Guadalupe, CA | City of Guadalupe | Highways & Roads
Ongoing street design services for the City of Guadalupe since 2014, including annual slurry seal and pavement rehabilitation. Work covers removal and replacement of non-compliant ADA curb ramps, with projects funded through Measure A, Gas Tax, and SB1 sources.
View project source2017 | Atascadero, CA | City of Atascadero | Parks & Open Space
Engineering design for a trailhead serving nearly 4 miles of pathways at the Three Bridges Oak Preserve. Design addressed a blue-line stream crossing, street widening with retaining walls, tree preservation, a fire access road to Highway 41, and low-impact drainage elements. The trailhead includes ADA and horse-trailer parking. Dedicated September 2017.
View project source2017 | Arroyo Grande, CA | City of Arroyo Grande | Parks & Open Space
Grading plans and field layout for construction of a new playground at Heritage Square Park, supporting an Eagle Scout project. Work was completed within a tight two-day window.
View project sourceArroyo Grande, CA | City of Arroyo Grande | Parks & Open Space
Site design and construction management for a pre-manufactured concrete restroom building weighing approximately 60,000 lbs, craned into place at Heritage Square Park. Includes ADA accessibility.
View project source2017 | Guadalupe, CA | City of Guadalupe | Infrastructure
Replacement of 30 non-compliant ADA curb ramps and 12 aging water valves in Guadalupe, completed in preparation for the 2017 Pavement Rehabilitation Project.
View project sourceSanta Maria, CA | City of Santa Maria | Government
Development review for the 113-acre Enos Ranchos mixed-use development in Santa Maria, covering public improvement plans and private development plans for retail, auto mall, apartments, park, and school uses. Reviews were expedited for tenants including Lowe's, Costco, and Chick-Fil-A.
View project sourceGuadalupe, CA | City of Guadalupe | Infrastructure
Engineering and coordination for improvements at two at-grade rail crossings in Guadalupe, completed in partnership with Union Pacific Railroad.
View project sourceAtascadero, CA | City of Atascadero | Government
Design of sidewalk and hardscape improvements around the historic Atascadero City Hall building following damage from the San Simeon Earthquake.
View project sourceAtascadero, CA | City of Atascadero | Government
Eikhof Design Group donated over $50,000 in engineering services for the Atascadero Veterans Memorial at Highway 41 and Portola Avenue, and secured donated geotechnical and electrical engineering contributions from other local firms.
View project sourceAtascadero, CA | City of Atascadero | Parks & Open Space
Design of sidewalks, walkways, bulbouts on El Camino Real, new lighting, planters, and decorative pavers for the Atascadero Sunken Gardens, framing the historic City Hall building.
View project sourceAtascadero, CA | City of Atascadero | Parks & Open Space
Engineering design for curbs, pathways, fencing, signage, and decorative features along the Atascadero Lake Park frontage.
View project sourcePismo Beach, CA | City of Pismo Beach | Infrastructure
Engineering design for removal and replacement of an aging drainage pipe and beach outfall structure.
View project sourceGovernment
Plans, specifications, and estimates for ADA ramp accessibility improvements at Santos Field, funded by a Community Development Block Grant. Additional ADA accessibility improvements were provided throughout the associated sports complex.
View project sourcePrincipal
Jeff van den Eikhof is the principal of Eikhof Design Group. He previously served as Associate Civil Engineer for the City of San Luis Obispo (1998-2001) and as Deputy Director of Public Works for the City of Atascadero before establishing the practice in 2007.