HISTORY
Cerrone Associates, Inc. was formed in 1964 from the firm A.R. Todd Associates.
It has maintained its base in Wheeling since then, providing civil consulting engineering services to public and private clients through northern, central and eastern West Virginia, eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
Image (Left): Cerrone Associates, Inc. has conducted business in many counties throughout the tri-state area.
It has maintained its base in Wheeling since then, providing civil consulting engineering services to public and private clients through northern, central and eastern West Virginia, eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania.
Image (Left): Cerrone Associates, Inc. has conducted business in many counties throughout the tri-state area.
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1964TIMELINE
- Cerrone & Vaughn formed from A.R. Todd Associates, Inc. Dominick E. Cerrone, PE serves as President.
- 1967
- First sewer oxidation ditch in the state (Cameron, WV)
- 1970s
- Cerrone & Vaughn provides consulting services to Claywood Park PSD, Mineral Wells PSD, Union Williams PSD, Central Boaz PSD, Friendly PSD, City of Glen Dale, Town of Harrisville, Mason County PSD, Marshall County PSD #4 and the Town of Bethany. All have continued to work with Cerrone Associates, Inc. to this day.
- 1977
- First public pressure sewer system in the state (Jane Lew, WV)
- 1983
- First vacuum sewer system in the state (Ohio County PSD)
- 1987
- First SBR plant in the state (Central Boaz PSD)
- 1987
- Cerrone & Vaughn becomes Cerrone & Associates, Inc.
- 1995
- First water supply infiltration trench in the state (Hammond PSD)
- 1996
- Cerrone & Associates, Inc. changes to Cerrone Associates, Inc.
- 2003
- Cerrone Associates, Inc. sees Preston County realize an almost 30-year effort to serve much of its Valley District, including Masontown and Reedsville.
- 2007
- Cerrone Associates, Inc. sees completion of the Claywood Park PSD water treatment plant, including the state's largest application of upward spiral flow conical clarifiers.
- 2011
- Cerrone Associates, Inc. sees Mason County PSD near completion of a large water extension project that will result in almost 95% of the large county having public water.