Our projects in "Surveying" category

Vistas at Summit Ridge – Santaquin, Utah

FOCUS designed five base plans for The Vistas at Summit Ridge, including three modifications and two new designs, while meeting HOA standards and incorporating client feedback.

US-89 Roadway Upgrade -Mapleton, Utah

FOCUS transportation engineers collaborated with UDOT to design safe access to US-89 for Mapleton Heights, incorporating signage, striping, and drainage enhancements.

Karcher & Middleton Backbone – Nampa, Idaho

FOCUS provided engineering and utility design for the Karcher and Middleton Backbone Road, which services several commercial lots located on 7 acres west of Middleton Road in Nampa, Idaho.

Gogo Squeez – Nampa, Idaho

Gogo Squeez involved a 186,000-square-foot expansion of a food processing facility, where FOCUS was responsible for staking out approximately 2,500 geo piers to ensure ground stability.

SR-87 and County Road Improvements – Duchesne County, Utah

A county road intersecting SR-87 at mile post 7.6 services a landfill and oil refinery. Large trucks regularly turning off SR-87 onto the county road were constrained by an existing power pole on the intersection corner, forcing the trucks to make a very wide turn and drive into the oncoming traffic lane.

Parkview Cottages – Lehi, Utah

Parkview Cottages is a high-density, single-family cottage-style community. This project comprises 66 single-family units on 9.31 acres in Lehi, Utah. FOCUS’s civil engineering, landscape planning, and surveying team worked hand in hand with Ivory Development to complete this job.

The Point at Saratoga Springs – Saratoga Springs, Utah

The Farmstead Apartments in Nampa, Idaho consists of 7 buildings, 120 units and covers 5.5 acres. FOCUS engineers worked closely with Ramsey Construction to address the complications associated with the sites high groundwater. This groundwater interfered with the construction of the buildings seepage beds. Working closely with the client a solution was developed that raised the site minimally and used low profile seepage beds. This strategy addressed the groundwater issue and avoided expensive earthworks costs.