1836 Engineering

At 1836 Engineering, we’re dedicated to excellence in infrastructure and construction. From meticulous material testing to innovative pavement design, our expert team ensures your projects are built to last. With a commitment to safety, precision, and quality, we’re shaping the future of Texas’ roadways and beyond. Join us in building a stronger, better tomorrow.

Today we are highlighting our Assistant Lab Manager, Zachary Frost. Zachary enjoys the guys he works with at 1836 and that there are always opportunities to learn more about the industry. Fun Fact: He's in his fourth and last year of college seeking a degree in Operations Management.

The Chisholm Trail Parkway Section 6 is a major $182M design-build project extending State Highway 121 from Fort Worth to Cleburne, TX. This includes a new two-lane tollway, 19 bridges, and various road enhancements. 1836 Engineering played a key role as the Independent Quality Firm Manager (IQFM), overseeing all quality assurance. Our team handled everything from reviewing plans to testing drainage, tolling systems, and more. We also cross-trained inspectors and technicians for versatile support.

Job Opportunity: We’re hiring construction inspectors for exciting highway projects across West Texas! As an inspector, you'll oversee the construction of roadways, bridges, and buildings, ensuring everything meets the plans and specifications. Read more and apply on our website: https://lnkd.in/e3cx5Gq5

Big news! Governor Abbott just announced a record $148 billion investment for Texas' transportation infrastructure. This includes a $104 billion, 10-year plan to boost safety, reduce congestion, and maintain roads, plus $43 billion for development and upkeep. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gBcYBzE7

Quality and performance are at the heart of every project! Our expert team ensures that materials perform as expected throughout and beyond construction. From soils and aggregates to asphalt and concrete, we offer comprehensive field sampling and testing to guarantee top-notch results. With TxDOT, ACI, and TxAPA certifications, our technicians are equipped to handle: Soils and aggregates testing Embankment and compaction testing Asphalt production and field testing Concrete strength and mix design Non-destructive pavement evaluation Trust us to deliver excellence in every layer of your project!

As we welcome cooler weather, 1836 ensures our roadways are safe in all conditions. 🌬️🚗 With the hot Texas summer behind us, you can count on us to keep our roads in top shape no matter what the weather throws our way. Here’s to smooth, safe travels all year long! 🛣️✨

We are proud to be from Texas, hence the name of our firm being 1836 Engineering. Did you know Texas won independence from Mexico when Sam Houston defeated Santa Anna at the battle of San Jacinto in April of 1836? Our name is a nod to our history and commitment to our great state.

With the cooler weather setting in, now is the perfect time to discover all that Texas has to offer. Here are some fantastic fall activities to enjoy: Scenic Drives: Take a drive through the Texas Hill Country to admire the stunning fall foliage. Pumpkin Patches: Visit local pumpkin patches for family fun and festive photo ops. Fall Festivals: Enjoy vibrant festivals and fairs featuring live music, food, and crafts. Hiking: Explore beautiful trails in parks like Big Bend or Palo Duro Canyon as the temperatures are perfect for outdoor adventures. Wine Tours: Sip on seasonal wines and explore Texas’ renowned wineries. Historic Towns: Stroll through charming historic towns like Fredericksburg and Wimberley. Make the most of this season by immersing yourself in the beauty and activities Texas has to offer!

Our commitment to excellence shines through in every project we undertake, from improving infrastructure to advancing sustainable practices. We are proud to contribute to the growth and development of Texas, ensuring a better and more efficient future for our communities. Discover how our passion for engineering is shaping the future of Texas at 1836!