SCA construction is a leading partner with the entities that make the city go round in order to keep up with new growth, and insure the subgrade systems we rely on are in top condition for the next project. There is no question that cities, engineers, property managers, and municipalities alike trust SCA to handle these problems. It is our pleasure to work with your organization and earn your trust on another project.

The Solution

1952 - Lenox Square mall opens.

1952 - Metro population hits 1 million.[citation needed]

1961 - One Park Tower built.

POPULATION - 1,300,000

1965 - Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium constructed.

1968 - Equitable Building constructed.

1983 - Atlanta–Fulton Public Library System established.

1992 - Georgia Dome opens.

POPULATION - 2,900,000

1992 - SunTrust Plaza and Bank of America Plaza built

1997 - Centennial Olympic Stadium reconstructed as Turner Field.

1999 - Philips Arena opens

2005 - Harstfield Jackson becomes world's busiest airport

2017 - Georgia Dome closes and Mercedes Benz Stadium opens Turner field reconstructed as Georgia State stadium

POPULATION - 6,100,000

1950-2017

1902 - Carnegie Library opens

POPULATION - 522,000

1915 - Emory College relocated to Atlanta.

1917 - Great Atlanta Fire

1926 - Atlanta Historical Society founded.

1926 - Hartsfield Jackson Airport constructed

1929 - City Hall built

POPULATION - 715,000

1939 - Plaza Theatre opens.

1940 - Euclid Theatre opens.

1946 - U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention founded.

Atlanta's Aging Infrastructure

1900-1950

Restoration

Our restoration division is one of the most dynamic groups on our team. In many of our cases, where systems have been let go, and major failure occurs, it is necessary for a pond to be restored to original capacity, or possibly beyond. This could be from a variety of issues both controllable and uncontrollable. No matter the issue, our team can get things back in order. Check out some of our case studies for several examples of how we get it done, and what we have faced in the past.

Maintenance

Stormwater maintenance can be forgotten, and also the reason for not being able to open the doors on monday. These systems are in the corner, underground, and oftentimes out of site in residential and commercial areas.

Following neglect, it’s common for this critical piece of infrastructure to become a hazard from debris build up, leaks, and exploited weak points. No matter the system, SCA offers a custom program to ensure your facility is within compliance.

Inspections / Consulting

Every day, our training professionals are on site making sure our clients know what they have on their hands. In an event where physical performance of our crews isn’t yet necessary, we are happy to provide a report with a professional opinion.

SYSTEMS WE MAINTAIN:

Drop inlets
Grate systems
Infiltration trenches
Detention/retention ponds
Inlets/outlets
Drainage channels/swales
Storm water pipes
Bioretention cells

Community Impact

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Failed Infrastructure

in Atlanta

There's an urgent issue to be addressed...

Atlanta's infrastructure is aging rapidly. While there have been some improvements over the course of time, the vast majority has remained underground and untouched. In recent times, this has started to cause predictably compromised systems. See our timeline of aging infrastructure below.