Birmingham keeps growing, and land keeps getting tighter. New commercial pads, small residential subdivisions, and mixed-use lots across Jefferson County and the surrounding area often sit on parcels that leave little room to spare. Stormwater rules still apply no matter … Continue reading →
Every redevelopment project sits on top of old pipes, wires, and lines. These were put in the ground years before anyone drew the new site plan. An engineer can’t just trust what the old drawings say. Things change underground over … Continue reading →
On a redevelopment site, the order of the work matters as much as the work itself. Land development sequencing sets the schedule for demolition, utilities, grading and new construction so each step builds on the last. Done well, it keeps … Continue reading →