When Salt Lake County Housing Authority set out to commission a new mixed-use, high-density urban housing community located within walking distance of public transportation near downtown Salt Lake City, it specified that the plans must include... (Read More)
In 2014, the McNeil Engineering team had the opportunity to work on a civil engineering project in the popular Sugar House neighborhood. Our team was asked to play a major part in the creation of a public space out of what had formerly been a... (Read More)
In Utah’s dry climate, water wise landscape architecture is key for commercial properties seeking to save money while maintaining an attractive design. But landscape architecture can also be a critical component of the redesign and upkeep of... (Read More)
In Brigham City, the metal clad center spire of the historic Box Elder Tabernacle is a beloved part of the local skyline. So, when it was discovered that the steeple was leaking water the expert team at McNeil Engineering was called in as roofing... (Read More)
In the 35 years the McNeil Engineering team has been serving western states communities, we've been asked many times to participate in projects to preserve important cultural landmarks. And while many of the projects we’ve completed have name... (Read More)
The temperatures are rising, the days are getting longer and summer is right around the corner. In addition to barbecues and road trips, this also means it's time to start watering your commercial property; a process that can quickly add up. With... (Read More)
Civil engineering is often lumped into one general category: the design and construction of physical structures like roads, buildings, subdivisions and schools. In reality, however, civil engineering also focuses on finer details like safety... (Read More)
A few years back, our civil engineering team had the opportunity to work with students at Utah State University on the Jordan River Parkway Pedestrian Tunnel. This project was a major undertaking and required our civil engineering experts to work... (Read More)
Spring is here and Major League Baseball is off to an exciting (albeit unusual) start. In honor of the season, we thought it would be fun to take a closer look at one of our more athletic structural engineering endeavors. We recently had the... (Read More)