SAWS is investing over a billion dollars in sewer infrastructure under a federal consent decree, and contractors across San Antonio are doing the work. Here's what you need to know about CIPP, pipe bursting, and the engineering submittals required for these projects.

Every property in San Antonio has a FEMA flood zone designation, and it can change everything about what you can build, what it costs, and how long it takes. Here's what the designations mean and what to do if your property is in a floodplain.

Bypass pumping keeps sewer systems flowing during construction, but most information online focuses on the equipment, not the engineering. Here's what actually goes into a sealed bypass pumping plan and why your sewer project needs one.

A working list of the online tools and databases I use on every land development project in San Antonio, from BCAD property records and COSA zoning maps to SAWS as-builts, FEMA flood maps, and SARA modeling data..

Commercial site development in San Antonio involves multiple agencies, multiple submittals, and a lot of moving pieces. Here's what the engineering and permitting process actually looks like from due diligence through construction permits.

Not sure whether you need a civil, structural, electrical, or geotechnical engineer? Here's a plain-English guide to help San Antonio property owners and developers figure out who to call for what.

Rezoning property in San Antonio involves more than just filing paperwork. From Plan Amendments to Zoning Commission hearings to City Council votes, here's what property owners and developers need to know before starting the process.

Platting is an essential part of land development in San Antonio, Texas. It involves mapping property boundaries, streets, and utilities to ensure compliance with local zoning laws and infrastructure planning. Understanding the platting process is crucial for property owners and developers to avoid legal issues and streamline construction projects.