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Parra & Co

Name: Parra & Co
Address: 110 E. Houston Street, Floor 3, San Antonio, TX, 78205, US
Telephone: (210) 819-4848

Registered with the Texas Board of Professional Engineers with the Firm Number F-17744. We are Headquartered in Downtown San Antonio, TX.

Parra & Co is a family-owned civil engineering firm based in Texas that delivers simple solutions focusing on resiliency, sustainability, and economic practicality. To better serve our clientele we also have a Houston Branch in The Woodlands, TX; and a satellite office in Laredo, TX.

08/06/2026

Happy 1st workaversary to Ana Veronica Acosta 🎉✨

As a Civil Designer, Ana Veronica supports our team with drafting work that helps move projects forward with accuracy, care, and impressive efficiency 📐📋 Her reliability and attention to detail make a meaningful difference in the day-to-day work behind our designs.

Just as importantly, Ana Veronica brings a consistently positive attitude to the team. She approaches her work with energy, professionalism, and a willingness to help, making her a truly valued part of Parra & Co 🙌🏼

Thank you, Ana Veronica, for an awesome first year. We are grateful for all you contribute and excited to see what the years ahead bring 🥂🧡

07/30/2026

Over the past few weeks, we have touched on site readiness, phasing, and utility and drainage coordination for large industrial tracts. To wrap up the conversation, it is worth focusing on what all of that planning is meant to support over time: long-term site functionality ✨

For industrial owners and developers, a successful site is not only about getting through design and construction. It is about creating a property that can continue supporting operations, access, maintenance, and future needs well beyond the initial phase.

Our work on industrial and manufacturing developments has given us a strong understanding of what helps a site perform well over time, especially when practical civil decisions are made early and with the full life of the project in mind 🧠

If you are planning an industrial project in Texas, reach out to [email protected] to discuss your project.

07/28/2026

Large developments rarely come together all at once. Roads, drainage, utilities, and site access often need to be planned in stages that support what is needed now without limiting what comes next ✏️

Practical, phased infrastructure thinking helps owners and development teams make informed decisions about sequencing, investment, and future expansion. It creates a clearer framework for how each phase will function independently while still fitting into the larger development vision.

When civil infrastructure is planned with the full build-out in mind, projects are better positioned to reduce conflicts, avoid unnecessary rework, and use resources more efficiently over time 📋✨

Developing a large tract in Texas? Reach out to [email protected] to discuss how early civil strategy can support your project.

07/23/2026

Over the past two weeks, we have touched on site readiness and phasing for large industrial tracts. A key part of that conversation is utility and drainage coordination, especially on sites where multiple systems need to work together from the start.

On industrial and manufacturing developments, early coordination helps teams better understand how drainage infrastructure, water, wastewater, and overall site layout will interact as the project moves forward. When those elements are considered together, it becomes easier to reduce conflicts, support permitting, and create a stronger path for ex*****on 📐💧

Our work on industrial and manufacturing developments has given us strong insight into the civil planning needed to coordinate these systems in a practical, efficient way 🙌🏼

If you are planning an industrial project in Texas, reach out to [email protected] to discuss your project.

07/21/2026

A campus can appear to be functioning well while small infrastructure issues quietly build into larger maintenance and safety concerns over time 🟡🟠🔴

Proactive civil planning helps institutions look beyond the immediate repair and consider how grading, pedestrian access, drainage, pavement, and utilities will continue to perform as the campus grows. Addressing these conditions early can help reduce recurring disruptions, guide capital planning, and support safer day-to-day movement for students, faculty, staff, and visitors 📋🚶

Our higher education work is grounded in helping campus teams understand priorities, evaluate practical options, and plan improvements with long-term maintenance in mind. The result is a clearer path toward infrastructure that supports both current operations and future needs ✨

Looking for a civil engineering partner for an upcoming higher education opportunity? Visit www.parracompany.com to learn more about our experience.

07/16/2026

Last week, we touched on why early site readiness matters on large industrial tracts. This week, we are building on that idea by looking at another key piece of the puzzle: Phasing and Infrastructure Planning 📐⚙️

On industrial and manufacturing developments, thoughtful civil engineering helps teams evaluate how drainage, utilities, access, and circulation should be organized so that each phase can function well while still supporting long-term growth.

We are experienced in supporting industrial and manufacturing developments across South Central Texas, with work that has included site-wide drainage and utility routing, water and wastewater design, precision grading, and circulation planning to help create a stronger framework for phased development.

When infrastructure is planned with future expansion in mind, projects are better positioned for smoother ex*****on, fewer conflicts between phases, and stronger long-term functionality 🙌🏼

If you are planning an industrial project in Texas, reach out to [email protected] to discuss your project.

07/14/2026

Campuses are constantly evolving. New buildings, expanded parking, changing pedestrian routes, and growing student populations can all place added pressure on infrastructure that may have been designed for very different conditions 🏫

That is why drainage and civil infrastructure planning should be part of the conversation early. Ponding, aging systems, expansive soils, and increased runoff can affect more than the site itself; they can disrupt daily operations, create maintenance concerns, and place nearby buildings at risk ⚠️

Our higher education experience includes campus-wide drainage assessments, stormwater management planning, hydrologic and hydraulic analysis, regrading, storm sewer improvements, and parking-area design. The goal is to help institutions understand what is happening today and make informed decisions for what comes next ✨

Looking for a civil engineering partner for an upcoming higher education opportunity? Reach out to [email protected] to learn more about our experience.

07/09/2026

For industrial owners and developers, site readiness on a large tract is about much more than getting to a workable layout. Early civil strategy helps set the foundation for how a site will perform, how infrastructure will connect, and how efficiently a project can move forward ➡️

On industrial and manufacturing developments in Texas, our experience has included precision grading, hydraulic design for high-volume stormwater runoff, site-wide drainage and utility routing, water and wastewater design, and circulation planning to support long-term operations. When those elements are addressed early, teams are better positioned to understand constraints, support permitting, and make smarter decisions before costly friction shows up later.

Good site readiness helps turn a property into a clearer path forward for development, performance, and long-term value 📋💵

If you are planning an industrial project in Texas, reach out to [email protected] to discuss your project.

07/07/2026

Happy 5th workaversary to Veronica Parra ✏️🎉

As Director of Marketing, Veronica has played an important role in shaping the Parra & Co brand with dedication, care, and consistency 📋✨ Her work has helped strengthen how we communicate who we are, how we serve, and the value we bring to the communities and clients we support across Texas.

Her commitment to the firm and the thoughtfulness she brings to every effort continue to make a meaningful impact on our team and our growth 🧡

Thank you, Veronica, for five years of dedication and for all you have contributed to Parra & Co. We are grateful for the impact you have made and excited for all that is ahead 🥂✨

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July from all of us at Parra & Co 🇺🇸✨

As we celebrate Independence Day, we also recognize the 250th birthday of the United States and the history, resilience, and progress that continue to shape our nation.

We are grateful for the opportunity to serve Texas communities and contribute to the places where people live, learn, work, and move every day 🧡

Wishing you a safe and meaningful 4th of July 🎆🎇

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110 E. Houston Street, Floor 3
San Antonio, TX
78205

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(210) 819-4848

Website

https://www.parracompany.com/

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