Texas Site Intelligence

RPLS Firm No. 10195036

Built For Texas Contractors

Not just models and surveys, a site intelligence firm

Your bid is due Friday and you need the file Wednesday. We turn models, surveys, staking, and reports in 3 to 5 business days, from one Texas team that answers the phone the same hour you call.

Civil Mesh has worked with contractors on subdivisions, commercial sites, county mobility projects, and everything in between.

Civil Mesh Pro crew members operating a mapping drone on a Texas job site

175+

Active Accounts

20+

Years in the Field

2+1

Site Designers & RPLS on Staff

1,000+

Job Sites Nationwide

Trusted alongside equipment and software from Leica, Komatsu, Topcon, Volvo, Trimble, and Cat.

Know Before You Call

Price this job out right now

Real starting prices, not a ballpark somebody made up on the phone. Pick your phase, build your number, get it in writing today.

1

Before Construction

Starting at $1,250, includes report

~$1,425

Surveys needed

1

Starting at $1,000

~$1,000

Site visits

1

2

During Construction

Starting at $0.65 per linear foot

~$325

Linear feet

500

Custom scope, quoted per project

Custom

Added to your request. We'll quote this once we know the site.

Custom scope, quoted per project

Custom

Added to your request. We'll quote this once we know the site.

3

During or After Construction

Starting at $2,500

~$2,500

Surveys needed

1

Custom scope, quoted per project

Custom

Added to your request. We'll quote this once we know the site.

Estimated Total

*3 to 5 business day standard turnaround

$0

Real starting prices for standard scope, not padded to leave room for negotiation. Final number confirmed once we've seen your plan or site. Registered oversight on every job, TBPELS Firm No. 10195036.

OR

Rather just talk it through

Drop your name and number. Somebody who actually works your kind of job calls you back today, not a call center, not next week.

The Problem With The Current Process

Your CAD overlay is only as good as the model it's built on

Topos and CAD overlays run through the engineer's model today. When that model is off, the error carries straight through to the contractor, and nobody catches it until dirt is already moving.

The Average Shop

Topo + CAD overlay only

Built on the engineer's model, so errors carry through untouched

Discrepancies surface after the contractor is already moving dirt

One vendor, no professional oversight

Civil Mesh

Certified as-built surveys, TBPELS-registered

Independent verification: we catch what the engineer's model missed

Grading plan audit flags discrepancies before mobilization

A team of 12, with professional site designers on staff and real backup, not a one-man show

From An Active Account

Super responsive, man. I'm getting an email back in 20, 30 minutes... You really don't have to do much legwork on the CAD side.

Jerry Castro · Estimator, Earthwork Division · Clearx

Civil Mesh Pro