Design-to-finish excavation and shaping of a 2.4-acre stormwater detention pond for a commercial development in Fort Bend County. Engineered slopes, inlet/outlet coordination, and finish grading to civil drawings.
A commercial development in Fort Bend County required a 2.4-acre stormwater detention pond built to the district's volumetric and slope standards before vertical permits would be released.
Stone River executed the excavation, shaped the engineered side slopes, coordinated inlet and outlet structure placement with the civil engineer, and finish graded the basin to the civil drawings.
The basin passed district inspection on the first submission.
District standards left little room for error on side slope ratios. GPS machine control held the slopes to design, verified by survey shots at each stage.
Excavation below the seasonal water table required staged dewatering so shaping and liner work could proceed on stable material.
All detention grades were accepted on first inspection and the developer's vertical permits released on schedule.
Full-scope site preparation for a 14-acre industrial facility in west Houston. Scope included mass excavation, cut-and-fill earthwork, GPS-controlled finish grading, and stormwater detention integration. Delivered on schedule for general contractor handoff.
Heavy land clearing across 22 acres of mixed brush, timber, and stumps for a multi-tenant commercial park. Site cleared, debris removed, and rough grade established for GC mobilization.
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