Allram Lumber Company, a locally owned full-service lumber yard and building materials center based in Prairie View, Wisconsin, is expanding to meet growing demand with a new location in Rice Lake. To support this expansion, Allram partnered with KL Engineering, Inc. for key project components, including surveying, site design, and lighting design. A central priority […]
KL Engineering teamed with the staff at Harrington Beach State Park on a couple projects. Campground Drainage Improvements Several of the campsites within the Harrington State Beach Park experienced flooding damage during heavy rains. This resulted in closure of the campsites, which is an inconvenience to park users. Since campsites can be reserved online up
KL Engineering has partnered with Madison Gas and Electric (MGE) since 2017 to replace duct banks in various areas of the City of Madison. The most recent project is highlighted here. The Wilson and Doty Street Project was important to MGE because it delivers larger and newer infrastructure to serve downtown businesses and residents. Approximately
KL Engineering was hired to design and oversee construction for the Mendota County Park Redevelopment project. Our team collaborated with various stakeholders to implement improvements identified in the park’s master plan. The project replaced an aging park shelter with a modern prefabricated unit and reconfigured the parking layout to improve circulation and access to amenities. KL
KL Engineering replaced a deteriorating bridge with a prefabricated Contech metal arch culvert, providing a safer and more durable solution. The new culvert increased the clear zone, added beam guard for protection, and widened the roadway in a cost-effective manner. Because the culvert was installed near Lake Mendota, the design required careful environmental protections. KL
KL Engineering, Inc. provided comprehensive civil and site design services for the redevelopment of a 5-acre industrial site into a 90,000-square-foot warehouse for Future Foam Inc. in Middleton, Wisconsin. The project included demolition planning, utility coordination, and full construction documentation for site layout, grading, erosion control, and stormwater management. To enhance safety and circulation, KL
KL Engineering completed the design of the replacement of the Lake Mendota Drive timber bridge over a multi-use trail for the Village of Shorewood Hills in Dane County, WI. The existing timber structure, constructed in 1964, is an iconic feature within the Village. Throughout an extensive public outreach process, we worked with the Village Department
KL Engineering designed the reconstruction of University Avenue from Shorewood Boulevard to University Bay Drive in Madison, WI. The project is in a highly confined urban setting with extremely limited right-of-way. A bicycle / pedestrian overpass was constructed to improve safety by replacing the busy at-grade crossing of University Bay Drive just north of the
KL Engineering worked with Dane County to design Phase 2 of the Lower Yahara River Trail and then provided construction oversight for the project. This 1.6-mile trail begins at a new trailhead at Fish Camp County Park, spans the Door Creek Wetlands Wildlife Area with a boardwalk and a bridge over Door Creek, and extends
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KL Engineering worked with Dane County to design Phase 2 of the Lower Yahara River Trail. This 1.6-mile trail begins at a new trailhead at Fish Camp County Park, spans the Door Creek Wetlands Wildlife Area with a boardwalk and a bridge over Door Creek, and extends through Lake Kegonsa State Park. Archaeological sites were
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Everlight Solar, a growing player in the renewable energy sector, sought to expand its operations by relocating to a new facility within the Liberty Business Park in Verona, WI. To facilitate this move, they engaged KL Engineering to handle important aspects of the project including site design, surveying, and construction staking. A key aspect of
KL Engineering addressed urgent pedestrian safety needs by completing a project on West Main Street, west of Clarmar Drive. This initiative followed the 2018 West Main Street Traffic Study, which examined the entire corridor from O’Keeffe Street to Grove Street. This segment of Main Street was the location of many concerning pedestrian-vehicle interactions, including one