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Five pieces of Software we couldn’t live without!
This is not just specific to Civil Engineering, but also to LandWorx as a small site-civil engineering firm. Some of these could be interchangeable, but most are pretty proprietary. These are/have been life savers and/or game changers for us as a firm! 1. Factor App...
Five Cool Ways to Provide Stormwater Management
Detention And water quality is nearly ALWAYS required for any new development or redevelopment. Everybody knows about the standard wet pond, dry pond, and even underground arch-style detention. Here are a few alternatives to look at that could save time, space, and/or...
Site Permitting – 5 Things
Site and drainage permitting can be one of the most unpredictable and frustrating parts of a development project. Below are 5 Things to know and keep in mind when navigating land development - they can apply to municipalities everywhere in the US, but are focused on...
Five Thing I Learned From Ironman
About 10 years ago I completed a full 140.6-mile Ironman race in Madison, Wisconsin after training for about three years. Earlier this June I completed a 70.3-mile Half Ironman race in Maryland. It not only reminded me of the prior accomplishment, but of what we are...
Five Things – May in Indy
A few years back I wrote a blog piece about five things I had learned after five years in business. It was well received and over the last three+ years I have come to realize that a lot of the questions we get as site-civil engineers. entrepreneurs, and even as...
5 Lessons – 5 Years
At the five year mark of jumping into the unknown and starting LandWorx, I wanted to share a few lessons learned. A LOT of people helped me through the beginning - and I'm always happy to help those looking to make the jump as an entrepreneur! 1. Trust your instincts....
Development Fees – Educate so you can Navigate before it’s Too Late!
Development Fees. Permit Fees. Impact Fees... It has happened even to the most experienced developers. Financing secure, Architectural plans almost complete, Civil plans in permitting, groundbreaking set. Then a bill comes in from the City, or Water Company, or third...
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