Pressurized Water Systems Networking
CES designs pressurized pipe system networks that include potable water distribution and transmission system networks and pressurized sewer force mains. We provide system modeling to ensure node residual pressures compliance with minimum pressure requirements for maximum domestic and fireflow demands.
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Recent Projects
Crescent Hills Subdivision
CES provided professional services for the Crescent Hills subdivision a 600 lot subdivision on 313 acres in Lexington County SC. CES services included the preliminary plat, design of 21,164 lf. public roadways, 8” water and septic throughout, SCDOT roadway connection improvements, grading and stormwater design, SWPPP package, wetlands survey and trophy tree survey. Final pad…
Freddy’s Restaurant and Starbucks Coffee Building
CES provided professional services for the Freddy’s Restaurant and Starbucks Coffee building on Commerce Boulevard in Barstow, CA. This development consisted of a Freddy’s Restaurant building with 1 drive thru lane and emergency escape lane, parking, signage and a Starbucks Coffee building with drive thru and parking. CES provided all onsite Civil Plan preparation, Site…
Hydrogen Fuel Station and Service Bays
CES provided professional services for the Toyota Hydrogen Fuel Station development at the Servco Toyota dealership in Honolulu. This development consisted of an electrolysis station, hydrogen fuel storage, and canopied dispensary, and several service bays for hydrogen fueled Toyota vehicles. CES provided all onsite Civil Plan preparation, Site Plan, Grading and Stormwater design, water utility…
There are few individuals I have ever worked with that exhibit the genuine care for each project that Joe Cross does. Joe’s team is talented and caring in all aspects of their work. Joe pursues the very best Civil solution no matter the circumstances. And most of all Joe has as high a moral character as any person I’ve worked with. I consider him a dear friend and an excellent civil engineer.
—Mark L Hilles, AIA, President
Mountain West Architects, Ogden Utah