Branch Engineering Inc.

Downtown Cottage Grove is looking great, and we were glad to have a small part in helping it come together.

The Main Street Revitalization project brought updated sidewalks, concrete work, streetscape improvements, and a refreshed feel to the heart of downtown.

Branch Engineering supported the project with surveying and civil/structural engineering services, and we enjoyed working with the City of Cottage Grove, Wildish Construction, Dougherty Landscape Architects, RiverBend Materials, and the rest of the project team.

The project was recently recognized with an Excellence in Concrete Award at the OCAPA banquet, which is a well-earned recognition for everyone who helped bring these improvements to life.

We’re always happy to support Dynamic Dance and the amazing work you do in our community.

Thank you, Branch Engineering, for always supporting Dynamic Dance recitals! 😎

Branch Engineering supported the City of Coburg’s municipal water expansion project.

Our team designed a bore crossing under I-5 to extend water service to the east side of the freeway without impacting traffic. A 24" steel casing was installed beneath the interstate, with a 12" PVC water main placed inside.

Photos show the boring operation from the launch pit and installation of the waterline.

Hard to beat an Oregon spring day in the field.

Our survey team recently wrapped up field work for an ALTA survey, with a little rain, some sunshine, and Oregon’s spring greenery on full display.

Branch Engineering is proud to provide ALTA/NSPS Land Title Surveys as part of our professional surveying services, helping support property transactions, development, and due diligence efforts throughout the region.

Great to see the Tyson Park improvements moving ahead.

Branch Engineering provided civil and survey services for this project in partnership with Willamalane Park and Recreation District. Looking forward to seeing construction get underway later this year.

A good reminder that our work is built on relationships.

After a full morning in the field, our Survey Crew was invited to take a lunch break on the client’s porch swing. We’re grateful for the people we get to work with and the communities we serve.

Started with boundary and topo.

Now it’s ColdFire Public House, up and running.

Always good to see the finished product.

Branch Engineering is partnering with the Long Tom Watershed Council on an exciting habitat rehabilitation project at Hileman County Park! The project will replace three outdated culverts that currently limit fish and wildlife movement, improving aquatic species passage. We’ll also be adding large wood structures in side channels to create healthier, more diverse habitats for fish and other aquatic life.
This work will help restore natural stream function and support a more resilient watershed for years to come.

Branch Engineering – Water Treatment Plant Progress

Civil engineers design impressive infrastructure, but the real magic is in the details you don’t always see. This photo captures it well: multiple workstreams running in parallel, crews coordinated, schedules aligned, and every piece moving at the right time.

It’s a snapshot of disciplined planning and tight ex*****on coming together to keep a complex water treatment plant progressing efficiently.

Check out this shot our surveyors grabbed while locating a Donation Land Claim monument in Corvallis!

Did you know Oregon’s Donation Land Claim Act of 1850 was one of the first laws to shape private property in the state? Many modern boundaries in Oregon still trace back to these original surveys.