Dam Inspection Proves Critical After Recent Failure

Civil engineer performing a dam inspection using a tablet near a hydraulic structure

When news broke about a private dam failure, many homeowners across the state took notice. The Carter Lake dam developed a small 8-inch hole that quickly turned into a serious emergency. Evacuations were ordered, and engineers rushed to lower water levels before the earthen embankment gave way. It was a scary moment — not just […]

The Subdivision Engineering Formula for Fast Approval

Aerial view of a new residential neighborhood designed through subdivision engineering, showing roads and uniform lot layouts under sunset light

Getting a land development project approved can feel slow. One missing detail in your plans can set you back weeks. That’s where subdivision engineering makes all the difference. It’s the plan that turns open land into build-ready lots — and when it’s done right, your approval moves faster and smoother. What Subdivision Engineering Really Means […]

How a Recent Crash Exposed Flaws in Detention Pond Design

Flooded roadway with warning sign and construction crew illustrating the importance of proper detention pond design and stormwater drainage

A few days ago, news broke about a serious crash in a Texas highway construction zone. Multiple cars collided on a rainy morning, causing long traffic delays and plenty of frustration. It wasn’t just another highway story—it reminded everyone how connected detention pond design and safe road construction really are. When stormwater has nowhere to […]