KL Engineering served as the prime consultant for the City of West Allis, providing lighting and electrical design services for the Becher Street String Lighting Upgrades project. The improvements enhanced approximately 600 feet of Becher Street, from S. 68th Street to S. 70th Street, creating a safer and more inviting pedestrian environment while supporting the […]
KL Engineering served as the prime design consultant for the STH 93 Tunnel Lighting Improvement Project in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The project was developed as part of the Wisconsin LED Retrofit Implementation Plan, a statewide initiative in which KL Engineering played a leading role to modernize transportation lighting infrastructure, improve energy efficiency, and reduce long-term
KL Engineering provided electrical design services for the Vine Street Downtown Parking Lot reconstruction project in the City of West Bend, Wisconsin. The project included a new parking lot lighting system utilizing energy-efficient LED fixtures and electrical infrastructure to support two electric vehicle (EV) charging pedestals capable of serving up to four vehicles. To support
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As part of the Main Street reconstruction project in downtown West Bend, Wisconsin, KL Engineering provided complete electrical design services for a wide range of public infrastructure improvements, including electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, LED street lighting, public Wi-Fi, streetscape audio, electrical kiosks, decorative power systems, and modifications to existing traffic signal infrastructure. The project
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KL Engineering worked in collaboration with Dane County to develop site improvements for the Anderson Farm County Park Dog Park in Oregon, Wisconsin. The project transformed an existing agricultural site into a regional recreational destination featuring large dog park areas, parking facilities, paved and stone trails, stormwater management systems, and public electric vehicle (EV) charging
What was once a constrained and increasingly unreliable corridor north of Madison is now a modern, resilient transportation route that safely serves a growing region. The CTH M Reconstruction Project transformed a critical 2.6-mile segment into a high-performing, multimodal corridor that improves mobility, enhances safety, and respects the surrounding environmental landscape. CTH M has functioned
For decades, the CTH D causeway across Buffalo Lake was a weak link in Marquette County’s transportation network. Frequent flooding shut down this critical corridor, forcing hour-long detours and delaying emergency response, school transportation, and daily travel. Previous repairs failed to solve the problem, leaving the community without a reliable solution. KL Engineering partnered with
In the heart of Wisconsin’s Driftless Area, USH 14 serves as more than a highway, it is the lifeblood of downtown Westby. Carrying over 11,000 vehicles daily, including significant freight traffic, the corridor had long outgrown its original design. Deteriorating pavement, incomplete pedestrian infrastructure, and safety concerns at key intersections created daily challenges for residents,
Engineering Solutions at Fort McCoy KL Engineering has partnered with the Wisconsin Department of Administration Department of Facilities Development (DFD) and the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) to deliver a range of infrastructure improvements at Fort McCoy. These projects reflect our ability to support military and state facilities through thoughtful planning, multidisciplinary design, and close
Nestled just east of the City of Sun Prairie along State Highway 19, Savannah Valley offers a thoughtfully planned rural residential community that balances privacy, natural preservation, and connectivity. Located in the Town of Sun Prairie, approximately three miles from the city center, the development provides residents with a peaceful setting while maintaining convenient access
Set along Wisconsin’s scenic Great River Road, the STH 35 Retaining Wall Project transformed a constrained and high-profile corridor in Maiden Rock into a safer, more resilient, and visually cohesive environment. The project centered on construction of two retaining walls, including Wall R-47-40, located just feet from the historic Old Creamery Building and adjacent to
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