Civil engineering covers the land, site, and water aspects of getting a solar or storage project built — from site feasibility through construction completion. Pure Power's civil services span site feasibility and due diligence, conceptual site planning, stormwater and drainage design, land use permitting, and construction administration. It's the discipline that makes the ground ready and the site plan approvable, nationwide.

Pure Power performs hydraulic and hydrologic analyses that model how water moves across a site, then designs stormwater management systems for detention, treatment, and conveyance. Quantifying drainage behavior up front prevents erosion, flooding, and permit problems later. This work is essential for ground-mounted and utility-scale projects where large areas change how a site sheds water.

Yes. Pure Power provides land use permitting design with engineered, construction-ready plans, plus permit support that includes agency coordination and submissions. This helps move a project through the approval process with authorities and reduces back-and-forth delays. The team also produces detailed civil construction documents and specifications for the build.

Yes. Pure Power offers construction administration, including submittal review, handling Requests for Information (RFIs), and site coordination oversight during the building phases. Staying involved through construction keeps the built work aligned with the engineered plans. It also gives contractors a responsive engineering point of contact when questions arise in the field.

Pure Power provides civil engineering for commercial and industrial (C&I) solar, utility-scale solar, community solar, solar carports, battery energy storage systems (BESS), microgrids, and repowering projects. With 130+ in-house engineers including 58+ Professional Engineers and Project Managers specialized in renewable energy, the firm supports civil scopes on projects across the country.