Services
Land Development Engineering in Colorado!
We handle your water and wastewater engineering from concept to approval—including design, CDPHE permitting, and regulatory compliance. Metro Denver to mountain communities, we keep your project moving forward.
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WWTP
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Water/Ice Kiosk
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Engineers Team
What We Do
Modern Engineering Solutions—trusted by developers across Colorado.
Wastewater
Developing in Colorado means handling wastewater right. We answer critical questions: connect or build your own? What’s the real cost? We handle Treatment Planning, Permitting, Collection System Design, Lift Stations, Construction Drawings, and Hydraulic Modeling. You get clear answers, accurate budgets, and permits that move.
Water
Your development needs reliable water from day one. We figure out the best path: city connection, wells, or storage? We handle Treatment Planning, Permitting, Distribution Design, Booster Stations, Pressure Vaults, Water Tanks, and Construction Drawings. You get answers fast and construction plans that work.
Civil Engineering
We handle complete site design for your development. Our services include Concept Planning, Project Permitting, Construction Drawings, and Kiosk Site Planning. From initial layouts through final construction plans, we coordinate grading, drainage, utilities, and paving to keep your project moving. You get buildable plans that meet local requirements and contractors can work from immediately.
Construction Administration
Once construction starts, we’re there to keep things on track. We provide construction observation, RFI responses, submittal reviews, and shop drawing approvals to make sure what gets built matches what was designed. We catch problems early, answer contractor questions fast, and handle change order documentation. You get fewer delays, fewer change orders, and a project that’s built right the first time.
FAQ
Typical discharge permits take 4-6 months once the application is complete. Timeline depends on whether you’re discharging to surface water, pursuing land application, or reuse. We can often accelerate this by submitting complete applications upfront and maintaining regular contact with CDPHE reviewers.
It depends on your location and local regulations. Many Colorado municipalities require connection if service is available within a certain distance. For rural developments, wells may be an option if water rights and aquifer capacity support it. We evaluate both options and help you choose the most cost-effective path.
Complete plan sets include site layout, grading and drainage, utility plans and profiles, detail sheets, specifications, and erosion control. All drawings are stamped by a Colorado-licensed PE and ready for contractor bidding and construction.
Costs vary based on depth, flow rates, and site conditions, but typical residential lift stations range from $150K-$400K. We provide detailed cost estimates during design so there are no surprises when you go to bid.
If you’re connecting to or purchasing existing infrastructure, an I&I study shows you what condition the system is in and whether it has capacity for your development. We recommend it for any project involving existing collection systems.
Yes. We coordinate both systems from the start, which prevents conflicts during construction and ensures efficient infrastructure layout. Most developers prefer having one engineer handle all utilities.
Regular design uses standard calculations. Hydraulic modeling simulates actual system performance under different conditions—peak flows, wet weather, future growth. It catches problems before construction starts, when fixes are cheap instead of expensive.
We can do either. Many developers hire us to handle all water, wastewater, and civil work. Others have a civil engineer and bring us in specifically for water/wastewater expertise. We work seamlessly with other engineering teams.