Wood Rodgers

Deep knowledge of groundwater analyses and well design, treatment (constituent removal), and distribution including pump stations, booster stations, storage tanks, and piping systems. Provide watershed analyses, rainfall distribution, dynamic flow routing, and floodplain mapping; 1, 2, and 3-dimensional numerical river and stream modeling; site drainage analyses and municipal storm drainage master planning. By preparing a Letter of Intent and a System-wide Improvement Framework (SWIF), Wood Rodgers assisted Reclamation District 2035 to regain eligibility in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) PL 84-99 Program.

Our urban planners and landscape architects understand the importance of creating neighborhoods and communities with gathering spaces where residents can interact and develop a sense of connection. This requires the right mix of product types for the market: recreational activities, balanced with services and employment, to capture trips and minimize vehicle miles traveled. Remnant infill parcels often have unique and complex challenges that have prevented them from developing. The approach must seek to "knit" them into the existing urban fabric, improve housing choice, and add jobs or services that are complementary to the neighborhood, community, and contribute to the vitality of the whole.

Seasoned engineers and inspectors are highly trained to provide services for a variety of public works, municipal, transportation, industrial, commercial, water resources, residential, and environmental projects. Our geotechnical engineers understand the impact of the various subsurface conditions can have on the cost, risk, schedule and development of the project. Armed with this knowledge and extensive experience, we are able to approach the project with a commitment to the success of our client's vision.