Tag: Civil

Civil Construction at Comstock Construction

Our Civil Construction division plays a crucial role in shaping the infrastructure that supports communities and businesses. From roadways and bridges to utility systems and drainage projects, we specialize in building the foundation for growth and development. With a focus on durability, safety, and efficiency, our experienced team delivers complex civil projects across our area. In this category, we explore the variety of civil construction work we do, the challenges we overcome, and how our expertise helps create lasting infrastructure that serves generations to come.

Slightly aerial view looking at the rows of rock weirs newly placed after dam demolition along the Sheyenne river in Valley City, ND.

Safer Dam Alternative

Introduction: Why Dams Are Becoming a Problem Dams have long been a cornerstone of water management, providing benefits like flood control, irrigation, and hydropower. However, as infrastructure ages and environmental priorities shift, dams are increasingly seen as problematic. From safety concerns to ecological impacts, the downsides of maintaining or building new dams are becoming harder […]

Gravel road with barricades blocking off flooded section of roadway. Overflooded river on either side of road spilling onto gravel road.

4 Quick Ways to Prevent Flooding Over Large Areas

Flooding season has become a hot topic in the Red River Valley the past few decades. Since the 100-year floods of ’97 and ’09 (500-year flood in ’97 for Grand Forks, ND), counties have taken some great steps to prevent flooding over large areas of land. But even with those measures, it seems there are […]

Scaffolding wrapping around the corner of a brick building on a snowy, sunny morning.

Overcoming Winter Construction Challenges

How do you overcome winter construction challenges? One of the most common questions we get asked is, can construction work continue in winter. It’s a valid question; especially when you live in an area like ours where the months below freezing can sometimes outnumber the months above freezing! The good news is yes! Yes, we […]