High voltage transmission towers crossing an arid plain toward a lone mountain at blue hour
Transmission lines crossing open desert
Industries/Infrastructure

Corridors, securedowner by owner.

The land side of transmission, pipeline, water and fiber projects: routes, easements, agency rights of way and survey, run as one program.

A corridor is only as strong as its weakest parcel. Hundreds of owners, state and federal ground, and one holdout that can stop the line.

We route around what cannot be crossed, secure what can, and run the agency work and the route survey on the same schedule, so the corridor is ready when construction is.

What we work on

Each one has its own hard part on the ground.

High voltage transmission towers crossing an arid plain toward a lone mountain at blue hour

Transmission

Lines and substations across private, state and federal ground, secured parcel by parcel.

Open desert from the air, a road crossing toward distant ranges

Pipelines

Long routes across many owners, with easements, crossings and agency rights of way.

A rural valley near Spanish Fork, Utah, at dusk, a road running toward the mountains

Water

Conveyance and storage, with the rights and easements behind every reach.

Transmission towers across open ground at dawn

Fiber

Routes along roads, rail and rights of way, with every crossing accounted for.

How we run a infrastructure project

Seven stages, one team, one schedule.

  1. 01

    Feasibility

    Candidate routes read for ownership, federal and state jurisdiction and the parcels that would hold them up.

  2. 02

    Land

    Owners on the route found, contacted and negotiated with, with title run where the easement needs it.

  3. 03

    Rights of way

    Easements recorded owner by owner and agency rights of way run to decision.

  4. 04

    Permitting

    Federal, state and county approvals for the route, on one schedule.

  5. 05

    Survey and field

    Route survey stationed mile by mile, corner recovery and field reconnaissance.

  6. 06

    Readiness

    Crossings, access and construction rights coordinated before mobilization.

  7. 07

    Operations

    Easement obligations, renewals and payments kept current for the life of the line.

Our impact

Proof from the field.

Our record so far is in energy. The work carries over: many owners, hard title and a schedule that cannot slip. Figures from one utility-scale geothermal position, as published in the case study.

342Owners

Found, contacted and negotiated with, through fractional interests and holdouts.

717Parcels under lease

Assembled one at a time, with 109 leases executed.

295Severed estates found

Ground where the surface owner does not own what lies beneath. A surface-only review misses every one.

11Project areas

Stood up across the West, each with its own records, agencies and local practice.

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What you hold at the end

A position that holds up when a lender or a buyer examines it.

Ground you can defend

Acreage measured off the master title plat, not the county tax roll, parcel by parcel.

Title by estate

Surface, mineral and other estates researched separately, with every defect named and cured.

Nothing left to chance

Every obligation on one calendar a year ahead, and no payment released on unclear title.

A transmission tower in the Nevada desert with mountains beyond

Tell us about
your corridor.

Tell us where it is, what it needs and when. We will come back with who would work on it and what we would do first.

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