Commercial projects include office buildings, retail centers, industrial parks, churches, and mixed-use developments located in urban and rural areas. Factors to consider for commercial projects include accessibility, utility provisions, environmental impact, and market demand. We are experienced in projects that require septic tanks and wells.  Agency coordination and consideration of local and state regulations are key to a successful commercial project. 

Residential communities typically comprise single-family homes, townhouses, or multi-family units. The goal is to create a well-designed, livable community that meets local regulations and considers the surrounding community. When feasible, we work with owners to provide amenities such as trails, parks, and larger lots in suburban areas. We also redevelop existing buildings into multi-family homes in urban environments.

Development infrastructure include essential systems and services needed to support a new development or redevelopment. This includes the installation of utilities such as water and sewer,  as well as transportation infrastructure like roads and drainage systems.  The goal of an infrastructure projects is to provide the necessary support to make the land usable and sustainable for future development, whether for residential, commercial, or mixed-use purposes, while complying with local regulations and environmental standards.