Our services
Civil engineering services shaped around your property, your goals, and the requirements of the reviewing jurisdiction.
Understand the property before moving forward. Evaluate existing conditions, development constraints, utility availability, and the civil work needed to support your plans.
Bring site elevations, surface flow, and stormwater infrastructure into one coordinated design, with criteria evaluated for the project’s location.
Plan the site utilities that connect a development to the services it needs, coordinated with the building team and applicable providers.
Address stormwater quality and construction-phase erosion control as part of the civil plan package.
Coordinate the civil design with owners, architects, surveyors, contractors, and reviewing agencies. Permitting services are tailored to the agreed scope.
Evaluate improvements to existing properties and help the project team address civil questions as work moves into construction.
Regional experience
Every site has its own constraints. We identify the agencies and criteria that apply to your location and coordinate the civil scope accordingly.
Experience includes Houston and surrounding municipalities, Harris County, Fort Bend County, Montgomery County, Brazoria County, Brazos County, Jefferson County, Orange County, Kendall County, Comal County, Guadalupe County, and coordination involving HCFCD and TxDOT.
Common questions
Yes. Civil work can include redevelopment, paving modifications, drainage improvements, utility changes, and flood mitigation planning. We begin by understanding the proposed improvements and existing site conditions.
A Stormwater Quality Management Plan (SWQMP) addresses stormwater quality for the proposed development. Our services can include evaluating applicable criteria, identifying drainage areas, selecting appropriate treatment measures, and preparing plan sheets, supporting calculations, and maintenance requirements. The project proposal defines the specific services included.
Permit requirements depend on the property location, existing conditions, and proposed improvements. Each jurisdiction has its own minimum design criteria, submittal requirements, and review process, so the civil design and permit needs must be evaluated for the specific project.
Depending on the work, approvals may involve site development, drainage, stormwater quality, utilities, or driveway and right-of-way improvements. We work with the owner and design team to identify applicable civil approvals. The proposal defines the permitting coordination included; agency fees and services outside that scope are addressed separately.
A new development, an existing property, or a question about what comes next.
