Perez Engineering Group (PEG) provides civil, structural, and traffic engineering services to public and private sector clients. Founded by Isidro Perez Jr. in 2020 and based in Fresno, California, PEG is a dynamic and growing firm committed to delivering innovative solutions tailored to meet the needs of each client.
Our team prides itself on a strong work ethic, responsiveness, and attention to detail. With expertise spanning roadway design, traffic engineering/design, traffic management plans, structural design, and residential/commercial development, PEG is equipped to support projects of all sizes and complexity.
What sets PEG apart is our responsive, hands-on approach. We adapt to each project’s scope while maintaining consistent engineering judgment, attention to detail, and accountability throughout the design and permitting process.
At PEG, we are more than engineers—we are trusted partners in delivering safe, reliable, and well-coordinated projects.
Certifications
- Small Business (SB)
- Small Business for the Purpose of Public Works (SB-PW)
60+
CA, TX
8+
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide professional engineering services in California and Texas, in accordance with each state’s licensing requirements and applicable local codes.
We support residential, small commercial, and transportation-related projects, including ADUs, additions, remodels, site improvements, and traffic-related improvements for private development and public agencies.
Yes. Our services include preparing code-compliant engineering plans and responding to plan check comments to support the permitting and approval process with local jurisdictions.
Project timelines vary based on scope and complexity. After an initial consultation, we provide a clear schedule outlining design, review, and anticipated permitting milestones.
Yes. We regularly coordinate with homeowners, architects, contractors, and public agencies to ensure designs are practical, buildable, and aligned with project requirements.
The first step is a project consultation to review scope, site conditions, and jurisdictional requirements. From there, we define the engineering approach and next steps.