Stormwater Design in Road and Site Project Planning

Civil engineer reviewing plans on an active roadway site as part of stormwater design planning for road and site projects

Stormwater design plays a bigger role in projects than many developers expect. In places like Grand Rapids, it can affect approvals, schedules, and construction costs. While it may seem like a small detail, stormwater design often shapes how a project moves from planning to construction. Why Stormwater Design Gets Extra Attention on Road Projects Road […]

How a Strong Site Plan Can Make or Break School Construction

Engineers reviewing a site plan together during a school construction project

When a project breaks ground in your own city, it always gets people talking. That’s exactly what happened with the recent expansion at Holy Spirit Parish in Grand Rapids. The project adds new classrooms, updates existing areas, and connects the Child Development Center to the main school building. While most people see “new construction,” civil […]

Stormwater Design: Protecting Projects from Costly Runoff

stormwater design - Engineer in safety gear collecting stormwater data near a drainage outfall, analyzing runoff management at a project site.

When most people think about construction or development, they imagine buildings going up, roads being paved, or subdivisions taking shape. But what often goes unnoticed—until it becomes a major problem—is stormwater design. Without a proper system in place, water from rain or melting snow can wreak havoc on your property, surrounding infrastructure, and local waterways. […]