From site question
to project direction.
Turn a location, a concern and a goal into a useful engineering brief. Share what you know in three guided steps, and help us understand the scope your project needs.
Let’s find your
next step.
Planning a development, evaluating drainage or assembling a project team? Contact us directly to discuss your needs.
4818 Emily Forest TRL
Katy, TX 77494
A little context
goes a long way.
01 Where is your project?
Share the site location, jurisdiction and any available survey or project plans.
02 What needs to be solved?
Tell us about drainage concerns, floodplain conditions, development plans or the support your team needs.
03 What is your next milestone?
Include your current project stage, schedule and upcoming submittals so we can understand your priorities.
Find the expertise you need.
Civil engineering for resilient communities.
Katy, Texas · Serving public and private clients across Texas
© 2026 AARP Consultants, LLC. All rights reserved.
Your site.
Your challenge.
Our next conversation.
Every project starts with a question. Tell us yours — whether you have a complete brief or just a location and an idea.
01 We review your brief.
We look at the location, project stage and type of support you need.
02 We connect the dots.
We follow up to clarify the goals, available information and next milestone.
03 We define a path forward.
If the project is a fit, we discuss a scope, deliverables and the next steps.
Prefer a conversation?
(662) 801-3906
rmetla@aarpconsultants.com
Tell us about your project.
Three short steps. Share what you know — you do not need a finished scope to get started.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Not sure which service you need?
Choose “Not sure yet” and describe the situation in your own words. A location, a concern and a goal are enough to start.
Have drawings, models or agency comments?
Select the supporting information you have in the form to attach up to three PDF, JPG, PNG or ZIP files (5 MB each). Attachments are optional. For larger drawings or models, we can coordinate another way to share them after your initial enquiry.
Looking for a teaming partner?
Select “Teaming / proposal support” and include the agency, anticipated scope and proposal deadline.
Does an enquiry commit me to a project?
No. This starts a conversation. Scope, fees and authorization are agreed separately before project work begins.
A useful brief can
be a simple one.
The place.
City or county, site address or nearest intersection. Let us know if there is a known receiving channel or floodplain concern.
The question.
What are you planning, and what needs to be understood? A few clear sentences are enough to begin.
The milestone.
An upcoming proposal, agency response, permit submittal or early feasibility decision. Include timing if it is known.
Engineering with purpose.
Built around your project.
Woman-owned civil engineering.
Katy, Texas · Serving Texas communities and developments.
WATER. LAND. COMMUNITY.
Good engineering.
Better possibilities.
Civil engineering shaped around your site, your goals and the communities it serves.
© 2026 AARP Consultants, LLC. All rights reserved.