Hayes Engineering, Inc.

The Texas Water Development Board approved the 2026 Regional Water Plans at its January meeting, marking an important milestone in long-term water planning for our state.

Hayes Engineering is proud to have served on the consultant team for Region D for this effort for the sixth consecutive five-year regional water plan. We are grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with our clients, partners, and friends on a project of such significance.

This work plays a vital role in ensuring reliable water availability for the next generation of Texans, and we are honored to contribute our expertise to planning for a sustainable future.

Game on, Hughes Springs 🏓

Hayes Engineering is proud to have provided the design and planning for new pickleball courts at the City of Hughes Springs’ local park—made possible through Texas Parks & Wildlife funding.

The project includes new pickleball courts, a new parking lot, and sidewalks, creating a welcoming recreational space for residents of all ages.

Excited to see this park enhancement come to life and support active, connected communities across East Texas.

Snow on the ground is a good reminder of why solid infrastructure matters ❄️

When a big freeze hits, roads, drainage systems, and water infrastructure are put to the test. Behind the scenes, thoughtful planning and smart engineering help keep communities moving, protect critical utilities, and reduce disruptions when conditions turn extreme.

At Hayes Engineering, we’re proud to work alongside cities and communities to design and plan infrastructure that’s built for real-world conditions—heat, heavy rain, and yes, freezing temperatures. Because being prepared today helps keep things running smoothly tomorrow.

Paving is officially underway 🚧

This $9.6 million City of Longview infrastructure project is transforming a rural, two-lane asphalt roadway into a four-lane concrete street, improving safety, capacity, and long-term durability for the community.

The project also includes utility relocations and a 10-foot-wide multi-use pathway along the south boundary of the right-of-way, expanding access for pedestrians and cyclists while supporting safer connectivity.

Proud to partner with the City of Longview on projects that build smarter, safer infrastructure for East Texas.

The High Street Water Tower has been nominated for the Tnemec 2025 Tank of the Year! Public voting is open for 2 weeks! Visit the link below to cast your vote and help us bring this recognition to Longview!

🗳️ https://www.tnemec.com/tank-of-the-year-2025/longview-texas/

Hayes Engineering, Inc. is proud to provide engineering services on the rehabilitation of the one million gallon High Street Elevated Storage Tank for the City of Longview. This critical infrastructure maintenance project ensures the continued delivery of clean, reliable water to the community at consistent pressures in the downtown area.

Located within the Cultural District, the tank is also receiving a visual update through a partnership with Arts Longview and a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts. We're proud to play a key role in maintaining the integrity and long-term reliability of this vital water infrastructure.

Photos by Michael Cavazos Photography

Proud sponsor of Downtown Live! 🎸🥁

The 🎸RokDox 🎼take the stage for a free Downtown Live concert on Friday, October 18 starting at 5pm. Bring a lawn chair for seating. There will be food trucks and beverages from Oil Horse Brewing Company. This family friendly event is part of the spring and fall seasons free outdoor concert series, Downtown Live.

📍Hayes Engineering on the job!

Our team was at the City of Scottsville, conducting smoke testing on the city’s sewer lines.

This crucial process helps identify potential issues by locating leaks in the system to help minimize operational costs and ensure the community’s infrastructure is reliable.

Excited for our good friends on the opening of Zaxby’s in Longview in February. Grateful for the opportunity to be involved with this project. Thanks for the mention, Longview News-Journal.

Business Beat: Nothing Bundt Cakes planned in Longview Nothing Bundt Cakes has begun renovations for a location in Longview.

Thankful to be a part of another City of Longview project.

We know lots of pickleball fans will be excited about their new parking lot! 🏓🚗🚙

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