WK Dickson, founded in 1929, is a multi-disciplined consulting firm specializing in community infrastructure solutions including airport planning and design, environmental and water resources engineering, land planning and development, and energy. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, WK Dickson has grown to operate eleven regional offices strategically located throughout the Southeastern United States.

The company maintains offices in Charlotte, Hickory, Raleigh and Wilmington, NC; Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville, SC; Augusta, and Atlanta, GA; Chattanooga and Knoxville, TN.

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Services Report

WK Dickson has built an amazing reputation in the industry of unparalleled client satisfaction, quality, innovation, technical competence, integrity and experience. Our service sectors have been carefully selected to meet the ever changing demands of our clientele. New and emerging technologies as well as more stringent state and federal regulations have taught us to be proactive in the ways in which we operate.

Aviation Report

WK Dickson, a recognized leader in aviation planning and design, offers a comprehensive range of services for all types of airports - from air carrier to general aviation. Our creative solutions to aviation-related projects combined with our knowledge and understanding of the local airport community and environment, enables us to produce efficient and functional designs that can meet all your airport's needs.

Water & Wastewater Report

At WK Dickson, we believe the best water and sewer projects are invisible. Our goal is to develop solutions that integrate seamlessly within the communities we serve. When you turn the tap without a second thought about where the water comes from or where it goes when it drains away, we know that we have done our job well.

Stormwater Report

As good stewards of our water resources, we're constantly challenged to find ways to do more with less. Over the past few decades, traditional methods of stormwater design have focused primarily on managing the quantity of stormwater to mitigate flooding and associated damages.

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