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Wichita, Kansas

People started calling Wichita a cowtown thanks to its role as a stop for cattle drivers in the mid-1800s. Some even think that the nickname holds true today. We¡¯re betting they¡¯ve never been here. While agriculture remains an important industry across our great state, Wichita has much more to offer: the Wichita Art Museum, Botanica, and the world-class Sedgwick County Zoo, for starters.

Located at the confluence of the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers, Wichita boasts a vibrant industrial and manufacturing industry. Our office was established in 2004 to support a key client with large-scale refinery demolition and remediation work. Today, our team of engineers, geologists, and environmental scientists focuses on environmental investigations, remediation, and site closure services for a range of organizations.

On each project, we aim to reflect our community and its history. A recent example is the groundwater treatment system building we designed to look like a barn¡ªall the better to blend in with the surrounding countryside.

We love our modern city, and we take pride in its rural roots.