Make land development simple.
Principal-led civil engineering from a P.E. who's developed land, not just designed it.
Feasibility through construction, across Texas.
Feasibility
Know what a site can do before you commit.
Site selection + risk review
Concept layouts + yield testing
Utility + drainage red flags
Permitting path + rough schedule
Fractional P.E. advisory
Civil + site design through construction documents
Grading, drainage, stormwater, utilities
Municipality coordination + submittals
Comment responses + revisions
Concept through approved construction plans
Design + Permitting
Construction Support
Owner representation + coordination
Contractor questions + RFI support
Agency follow-through
Closeout support (as needed)
Stay covered through the build.
Work.
Explore a selection of our recent land development and site engineering projects. From feasibility to final closeout, we deliver thoughtful, efficient solutions for every site.
Type
Master Plan
Project
Painted Tree
Year
2021-2022
Project
Hickory Creek
Type
Build-to-Rent
Year
2023
Type
Mixed-Use Infill
Project
Falcon Crossing
Year
2025-2026
Project
318 E. 2nd St.
Type
Residential Infill
Year
2026
Project
Concept Sketch
Type
Townhome
Year
2023
Your land development co-pilot.
Texas P.E. #130231
Jared Helmberger, P.E.
Modern tools. Old-school accountability.
Bear Land Company is a principal-led civil engineering and land development practice working across Texas. Founded by Jared Helmberger, P.E., who spent years on the developer's side of the table before running a civil practice: VP on a 1,200-acre master-planned community, fee developer on an 81-lot subdivision. That means we read a site through the pro forma, not just the plan set.
We're intentionally lean, operating through a trusted network of partners assembled to fit each site and scope. That keeps communication direct, accountability clear, and coordination tight from early feasibility through permitting and construction support.
Our process blends engineering experience with modern tools to move faster through options without cutting corners. You get clearer constraints, better decisions upstream, and fewer surprises downstream.
I also write. Every other week I publish deep dives on Texas land development and the civil engineering behind it: frameworks and rules of thumb you can actually use.
Let’s discuss your next project.
Schedule a 15-minute discovery call to review your site’s feasibility or project goals.