The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires every regulated water and wastewater facility to demonstrate that essential systems will continue to operate during an...
Read MoreWe handle your water and wastewater engineering from concept to approval—including design, State Water Board and DDW permitting, and regulatory compliance. Fast permits, accurate budgets, and projects that stay on schedule.
Developing in California means dealing with tough wastewater rules. The big question: connect to the city’s system or build your own? What will it actually cost? We handle Treatment Planning, State Water Board and Regional Water Quality Control Board Permitting, Collection System Design, Lift Stations, Construction Drawings, and Hydraulic Modeling. You get real answers, actual costs, and permits that don’t drag on forever.
Your project needs water—and in California, that’s not always simple. We help you pick the right path: city connection, wells, or tanks? We do Treatment Planning, DDW (Division of Drinking Water) Permitting, Distribution Design, Booster Stations, Pressure Vaults, Water Tanks, and Construction Drawings. You get quick answers and plans contractors can start building from today.
We take care of your entire site design. That means Concept Planning, Project Permitting, Construction Drawings, and Kiosk Site Planning. We line up grading, drainage, utilities, and paving so your schedule stays on track. You get plans that pass local review and contractors can use right away.
When construction kicks off, we’re there making sure it goes smooth. We handle site observation, answer contractor questions, review submittals, and approve shop drawings. We spot problems before they blow your budget, respond fast, and keep change orders under control. Less hassle, fewer surprises, and work that’s done right the first time.
Land Application Permits for Treated Wastewater: A Texas Developer’s Guide
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires every regulated water and wastewater facility to demonstrate that essential systems will continue to operate during an...
Read MoreWe Just Told a Client Their $15,000 Project Wasn’t Worth Our Time—They Thanked Me for It
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires every regulated water and wastewater facility to demonstrate that essential systems will continue to operate during an...
Read MoreTCEQ’s Power Reliability Requirements: Generator vs. Dual Feed Design
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires every regulated water and wastewater facility to demonstrate that essential systems will continue to operate during an...
Read MoreReuse vs. Discharge: Which Wastewater Strategy Fits Your Texas Development?
Every Texas developer faces the same critical decision: discharge treated wastewater into streams or set up reuse for local farms and businesses. This choice impacts...
Read MoreManholes collapsing in your community is one of those infrastructure nightmares that keeps public works directors up at night. When residents see emergency crews digging...
Read MoreDuring a routine plan review for a California water infrastructure project last week, our team encountered something that made us pause. The cover sheet didn't...
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