News / February 11, 2025
Geotex Engineering (Geotex), a leading woman-owned engineering firm specializing in geotechnical engineering and construction materials testing, is proud to celebrate its 15th anniversary this year. Since its founding, the company has earned a reputation for responsive service, innovative solutions, and a steadfast commitment to quality. Since 2010, Geotex has provided…
News / February 10, 2025
Geotex proudly announces another year of exceptional financial and operational success, highlighted by a 32% increase in revenue, continued client loyalty, and investment in its workforce. Sustained Growth and Strong Market Presence Geotex’s 32% revenue growth in 2024 builds on its outstanding 49% growth in 2023, reinforcing the firm’s reputation as a leader in geotechnical…
News / November 11, 2024
Geotex recently welcomed clients, community members, and industry partners to explore the company’s expanded Denison Office. The celebration also included a whiskey tasting provided by Denison’s Ironroot Republic Distillery. Hosted at the company’s office on Texoma Parkway, the November 7th open house invited guests to explore the newly renovated…
Municipal / August 21, 2024
The inaugural Walter Chiang Memorial Pickleball Tournament is a fun-filled recreational event that unites players of all ages and skill levels for a day of fun on the pickleball courts. The tournament’s goal is to gather both enthusiasts and professionals from the community to support a worthy cause: the WEAT…
Municipal / July 29, 2024
In the busy world of urban development, Geotex has quietly contributed to creating some pretty cool community spaces across North Texas. Our geotechnical and construction materials testing teams have played a key role in ensuring these parks and trails are safe, durable, and enjoyable for all. Laying the Groundwork Before any construction begins, Geotex’s…
Municipal, Water / June 11, 2024
Lake Forest, a 10-acre lake constructed in 1936, required significant rehabilitation due to safety and environmental concerns. Over time, the lake accumulated approximately 40,000 cubic yards of silt, and its dam faced erosion and structural issues caused by tree roots and vegetation overgrowth. Additionally, the dam did not meet modern…