Ths year our team in Louisville, KY, kicked off Special Inspections for Phase II of the Paddy’s Run Flood Pump Station Capacity Upgrade. The Pump Station Upgrade is a critical infrastructure project aimed at enhancing Louisville’s flood protection system
Ths year our team in Louisville, KY, kicked off Special Inspections for Phase II of the Paddy’s Run Flood Pump Station Capacity Upgrade. The Pump Station Upgrade is a critical infrastructure project aimed at enhancing Louisville’s flood protection system
Building & Earth is proud to be involved in the development of the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s (UAB) new eight-story 228,735 square-foot Biomedical Research and Psychology Building. Designed by Williams Blackstock architects, this state-of-the-art $190M facility, equipped with both wet and dry laboratories, will
In the hills of Warren County, Missouri, a massive solar farm has taken shape, promising to supply thousands of homes and power Amazon’s local operations. Behind the scenes, the expertise of Building & Earth’s engineers and technicians has played a crucial role in bringing this
Building & Earth recently completed work providing quality control materials testing and inspections on the Cimarron Bend wind farm project, located in Clark County, Kansas. The project is Building & Earth’s nineteenth wind project overall and our largest project to date. Project plans included the
Renewable energy, NASA and air traffic control towers – it’s all in a day’s work for Building & Earth. The Raleigh, North Carolina, branch of Building & Earth is currently involved in a project at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina. The
Downtown Birmingham, Alabama, is currently undergoing a transformation, and Building & Earth aims to play a significant role in its success. With our headquarters located in the greater Birmingham area and a long history of successful work in the city center, we have a firsthand
Building & Earth will be part of the project team constructing the new University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) football operations and practice complex, with construction planned to commence late summer 2016 after receiving a generous naming sponsorship by Legacy Community Federal Credit Union and UA System Board of Trustees
The report to the city of Jacksonville, obtained by The Star on Monday, recommends a concrete-filling process that the firm, Birmingham-based Building & Earth Sciences, estimates will cost between $100,000 and $150,000. The report includes three other restoration options but calls “grouting” the
It’s no secret that there is major activity in the U.S. power market these days. Despite the development of more energy efficient appliances and a new emphasis on conservation efforts, consumer demand for electricity continues to grow. As a result, utilities are constantly looking for
