McNeil Engineering

We’re proud to support GiGi’s Playhouse Salt Lake City and the incredible work they’re doing for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. 💙

This year is especially exciting as GiGi’s works toward building a permanent Achievement Center here in Utah, creating a home for free educational, therapeutic and career-development programs.

On October 17, GiGi’s will host its Building Our Best of All Gala at Millcreek Common, featuring Dueling Pianos, dinner, live auctions and an opportunity to support the new Achievement Center.

We’re grateful to support an organization that means so much to our community and excited to see this vision become a reality!

As Utah continues to grow, preventive maintenance is becoming just as important as new construction. Owners who invest in early assessments are seeing fewer disruptions and longer asset lifespans across infrastructure, pavement, and structural systems.

What a great evening to be a Ute! 🏈❤️

Our McNeil Engineering team enjoyed attending the 2026 University of Utah Football Coaches Dinner and celebrating the people and community behind Utah football. We’re grateful to be part of the evening and proud to cheer on the Utes!

Thank you to everyone who helped bring it all together. Go Utes! 🙌

What happens when everyone arrives at once?

In our latest blog, we explore how civil engineering and site design help busy places handle peak demand, from traffic flow and parking to pedestrian movement, drop-off zones, and delivery access.

The best sites do more than work when they are quiet. They keep working when things get busy.

What Happens When Everyone Arrives at Once - McNeil Engineering What happens when everyone arrives at once? In our latest blog, we explore how civil engineering and site design help busy places handle peak demand, from traffic flow and parking to pedestrian movement, drop-off zones, and delivery access. The best sites do more than work when they are quiet. They....

You can learn a lot about engineering from a snowflake.
Every snowflake forms under pressure, temperature shifts, and constant change. Yet each one holds a precise, structured pattern. Small variations create entirely different outcomes.
Projects are no different.
Conditions shift. Variables change. But with the right calculations, coordination, and foresight, structure emerges from complexity.
Engineering is not about controlling every variable. It is about designing systems that perform even when variables change.

Winter in Utah is more than snowstorms. It is also freeze-thaw cycles that impact pavement, concrete, and drainage systems.
Inspect driveways, parking lots, and walkways for cracks before temperatures drop. Early repairs help prevent larger structural damage in the spring.
Protect now. Save later.

(GRAPHIC: “Tip: Prepare for Freeze-Thaw Cycles” Inspect Before the First Deep Freeze)

Shoutout to Matthew Roblez and the rest of our ASCE Utah Section & ASCE Region 8 teams for the great work they do!! 👏👏

Back together, and it feels so good! 🙌

The ASCE Utah Section’s Past Presidents Council gathered for its first in-person meeting in almost two years! It was great to reconnect with familiar faces and get everyone around the same table again.

Plenty of experience in one room and plenty to catch up on! Thanks to everyone who joined us. 💙

Behind every successful project is a team that values accuracy, collaboration, and responsibility to the community. At McNeil Engineering, maintaining a positive culture and a collaborative environment is what sets us apart. Thanks for believing in us for all these years!

Behind every successful development is a team focused on precision, coordination, and long-term performance.

If you are planning a project that requires civil engineering, structural design, surveying, or landscape architecture, we are ready to help move your vision forward.

Visit www.mcneilengineering.com to learn more about our team and services.

From AI and digital twins to advanced materials, heat-conscious landscape design, and smarter stormwater systems, 2026 is bringing meaningful changes across the industry.

In our latest blog, we explore the trends shaping our industry.

The Engineering Trends Moving from Idea to Everyday Practice - McNeil Engineering From AI and digital twins to advanced materials, heat-conscious landscape design, and smarter stormwater systems, 2026 is bringing meaningful changes across the industry. In our latest blog, we explore the trends shaping our industry.