Point Bar Resources, LLC

Comprehensive Design is a full-service design package that covers concept, typography, color, layout, and visuals to create cohesive, polished products from idea to finished, ready-for-use designs.

Construction Oversight is the monitoring and management of a building project to ensure it follows plans, quality, budgets, and safety rules, including site inspections, schedule tracking, contractor coordination, and compliance from start to finish.

The Construction Project service helps plan, manage, and oversee building projects from concept to completion, including budgeting, scheduling, coordinating contractors, ensuring safety, and meeting design specs and regulations.

Construction Surveys are measurements and checks done during building projects to ensure plans match reality, align levels, boundaries, and structures, verify accuracy, monitor progress, and support safety and compliance.

Creek Bank Stabilization is a service that strengthens and protects creek banks to prevent erosion, supports nearby land and roads, and may involve soil treatments, planting, and adding structures to control water flow and stabilize the shoreline.

Creek Restoration Design is a service that plans and designs ways to bring back healthy streams and floodplains. It involves assessing current conditions, choosing restoration methods, and creating step-by-step plans to improve water flow, habitat, and safety.

Design And Construction is the process of planning, creating, and building a project. It involves turning ideas into drawings, selecting materials, coordinating with experts, managing timelines and budgets, and overseeing the actual construction to ensure quality and safety.

Design And Construction Oversight is the process of guiding a project from concept to completion, ensuring plans meet goals, quality standards, budgets, timelines, and safety rules, while coordinating designers, builders, and inspections.

Ecological Restoration is fixing damaged ecosystems to restore natural functions. It involves repairing habitats, rebuilding soil and water quality, reintroducing native plants and animals, managing threats, and monitoring progress to support a healthier environment.

Erosion Control is a service that prevents soil loss and protects land by using barriers and practices to keep soil in place, reduce runoff, and stabilize slopes, often through vegetation, mats, or barriers on construction sites and slopes.

Federal government services are programs and operations run by national government agencies to support citizens—like applying for benefits, paying taxes, or obtaining permits—delivering rules, services, and information nationwide.

Flood Management is the process of preventing and reducing flood damage by using plans, forecasts, and infrastructure to control water flow, protect lives, property, and land, and support quick recovery after floods.

Flood Mitigation is the process and actions taken to reduce flood damage. It involves planning, designing, and implementing measures like barriers, drainage improvements, early warnings, zoning, and maintenance to prevent or lessen flood impacts on people and property.

Habitat Enhancement is a service that improves natural spaces for wildlife and people by adding plants, restoring land, creating water features, and improving trails and habitats to support biodiversity and resilience.

Habitat Improvements is a service that helps enhance natural living spaces for wildlife or plants by adding features like shelter, food sources, water, and safe areas, improving conditions and biodiversity on a property or site.

Habitat Restoration is a service that restores natural environments like forests, wetlands, or rivers. It involves planting native plants, removing invasive species, restoring soil and water quality, and creating healthy spaces for wildlife to thrive.

Mine Reclamation is the process of restoring mined land to a safe, productive state by removing hazards, reshaping terrain, replacing topsoil, and replanting vegetation to support ecosystems and prevent erosion.

A Permit Application is the process of submitting forms to obtain permission from authorities to do a project, such as building or remodeling. It involves detailing plans, paying fees, and waiting for approval before starting work.

Plan And Construction is a service that helps design, plan, and oversee building projects from concept to completion, including creating drawings, managing schedules and budgets, coordinating contractors, and ensuring the final build matches the plan.

Regulatory Permitting is the process of applying for and obtaining official permissions from government agencies to start or modify a project, ensuring compliance with rules, standards, and safety requirements before work can begin.

Resource planning helps teams decide what people, equipment, and funds are needed for a project, when to use them, and how to allocate them efficiently to meet goals on time and within budget.

River Restoration is a service that improves rivers and streams by removing obstacles, replanting vegetation, reshaping channels, and restoring habitats to reduce erosion, improve water quality, and support wildlife and communities.

River Restoration Design is a service that plans practical improvements to rivers to restore natural flow, habitat, and flood safety. It involves assessing conditions, designing river channels and banks, stabilizing erosion, and coordinating construction and monitoring.

Site Evaluation is a quick assessment of a property or location to determine features, conditions, and potential; it involves inspecting access, safety, utilities, size, and suitability for a project, helping you decide next steps.

Stream Restoration is a service that repairs damaged rivers and streams to improve water quality, biodiversity, and flood resilience. It involves projects like removing barriers, restoring natural flow, stabilizing banks, planting vegetation, and monitoring ecological health.

Stream Restoration Design is the process of planning how to repair and improve a damaged stream by stabilizing banks, reducing erosion, improving water quality and habitat, and creating durable, natural stream channels using careful, site-specific engineering and ecology.

Stream Restoration Plan is a practical document outlining steps to repair and improve a river or stream. It identifies problem areas, goals, actions (erosion control, habitat restoration, water quality, flow protection), timelines, responsibilities, and budgets.

Streambank Stabilization is a service that prevents erosion and protects riverbanks by reinforcing or reshaping the banks with earth, rocks, vegetation, and engineered structures to reduce sediment loss and improve habitat and water quality.

Water Resource Consulting helps organizations manage water use and policy by assessing resources, planning strategies, and providing solutions for water supply, quality, conservation, flood risk, and compliance with regulations.

Water Resource Project is a service that helps plan, manage, and protect water supplies. It involves assessing needs, conserving resources, coordinating with communities, and implementing programs for safe drinking water, irrigation, and flood prevention.

Water quality monitoring is checking rivers, lakes, or taps to ensure the water is safe to drink and healthy for the environment. It involves collecting samples, testing for chemicals and microbes, and tracking changes over time.

Watershed Planning is a collaborative process to manage water resources, land use, and ecosystems across a watershed. It involves data gathering, stakeholder input, problem identification, goals, strategies, and coordinated actions to protect and restore water quality and habitats.

Wetland Mitigation is a service that helps replace or restore wetlands damaged by development. It involves planning, creating or restoring wetland areas, monitoring their health, and ensuring they provide habitat, drainage, and water quality benefits.