Great landscape architecture starts with a strong design, but design alone does not guarantee a successful outcome. The transition from plans on paper to a finished outdoor space is where many projects either succeed or struggle. This is where... (Read More)

As we step into 2026, all of us at McNeil Engineering want to extend our warmest wishes for a safe, successful, and fulfilling year ahead. The start of a new year is always a moment to reflect on what we have accomplished, the people who helped make... (Read More)

McNeil Engineering continues to deliver impactful work across Utah, with each department contributing to projects that strengthen communities and elevate the built environment. This year’s highlights showcase the expertise, collaboration, and... (Read More)

Winter in Utah brings more than snow-capped mountains and ski season. For engineers, it signals a time to focus on safety, durability, and proactive problem-solving. Cold weather, freeze-thaw cycles, and heavy snow loads can all take a toll on... (Read More)

Landscape architecture has always played an important role in how people experience the spaces around them. What was once viewed as simple planting or beautification has grown into a sophisticated discipline that blends environmental science... (Read More)

At McNeil Engineering, every project we take on reflects our dedication to precision, collaboration, and problem-solving. From landmark developments to educational and community spaces, our teams continue to deliver engineering... (Read More)

When most people think of engineering, they picture design blueprints, construction sites, or massive infrastructure projects taking shape. But there’s another, less visible side of engineering that plays a vital role in keeping our communities... (Read More)

Utah’s rapid growth and diverse terrain present unique challenges for engineers and city planners. From mountain snowpack to desert heat, the state’s infrastructure must perform under a wide range of environmental conditions. Building resilience... (Read More)

If you’ve ever watched a construction site from a distance, it might seem like organized chaos. Trucks come and go. Crews move in and out. Materials arrive, inspections happen, and machines fire up at different times. But to those of us in... (Read More)