Our Services

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Bringing your property into the city proper can be a long and bureaucratic process. We know the processes and can help you navigate around all the red tape. We will meet with the city staff, attend the council or planning meetings, and be your voice during the entire process.  

Whether you're in the county or the city, creating a single legal lot or subdividing, there are always regulations that can stymie the project. We work with you to get your ideal configuration, ensure that it meets the local codes, work with the surveyor to ensure it satisfies legal requirements, and carry the project all the way through the permitting process until the plat is recorded. 

If your vision is to incrementally build out your property, we will help you master plan for the ultimate design. With an eye on the end goal, we can better plan for your long term goals to save you time and money over the life of your entire project.

From a quarter-acre to one hundred acres, or more, we will help you find the best design for your site that considers the myriad of codes and regulations affecting site design. From fire codes regulating fire hydrants, fire lines and fire lanes, to parking requirements imposed by city zoning classifications. We will work with your architect, MEP engineer, structural engineer and landscape architect to coordinate the entire project and distill it into a complete set of plans to process through the city or county for permitting so that you can construct your project with confidence.

The utility infrastructure is unseen backbone of any project. Whether it's on-site water for fire protection or domestic use, well served water, water or wastewater main extensions, on-site wastewater or septic, we can help get that water flowing - up and down hill.

If you're a small municipality and don't have an on-staff engineer, we are here for you. We will take on your plan review and ensure the submitting applicants are adhering to your local government codes, providing you the confidence that developments in your jurisdiction are meeting the health, safety and welfare needs of your citizens.