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William Tripp

President

Tarboro High School 1963
Augusta College
Pre-Engineering 1967
Continuing Education 1968 - Present

SC PLS Reg #5120
GA RLS Reg #1860

SCSPLS - Aiken Representative

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Vicki Tripp

Office Manager

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Gwen Mulligan

Administrative Assistant

Hometown: Talladega, Alabama

Education:
Jacksonville State University: BS Business Administration

University of North Alabama: BS Commercial Music

Experience:
20+ years of Administrative Experience

2 1/2 years at Tripp Land Surveying

Jason Wisz

Operations & Drafting Department Mgr.

Aiken Tech. College
Associates Degree in AutoCAD with emphasis in Industrial Drafting

14 - years working with Tripp Land Surveying

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Jermaine Frazier

Survey Mgr / Senior Crew Chief

Aiken Tech. College
Associates Degree in AutoCAD with emphasis in Industrial Drafting

14 - years working with Tripp Land Surveying

GPS Specialist

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Humble Beginnings

Tripp Land Surveying was started in 1974 as an extention of Bill Tripp’s knowledge and experience. It remains to this day as being one of the best Land Surveying companies in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA for short). All work is done and backed by what Bill refers to as “The Tripp Standard”. Other work may be good, but it’s not Tripp Good. The reputation and work stands for itself.

The company was started out of Bill’s garage in Belvedere, SC. Soon, work became large enough that he needed more office space. Woodside Plantation offered him free office space in exchange for not charging them the travel cost. In 1989, Bill relocated to 916 Dougherty Rd, seeing the growth still happening in the South Side of Aiken, where he remains to this day.