In early 2014, Westwood Curtis Construction was awarded a water system improvement project in south-central Wyoming focused on replacing deteriorating water mains and associated infrastructure.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 2,700 linear feet of water main, services, and hydrants

• Installation of new irrigation mainlines

• Construction of an equestrian bridge

• Roadway reconstruction and surface restoration

• Upgrades to the existing chlorination system

• Installation of 10” HDPE water main beneath an active waterway

• Dewatering and ballast systems used to support waterway crossing

Construction began early in the year to stay ahead of rising seasonal groundwater levels. This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s ability to coordinate complex utility work, water crossings, and supporting infrastructure under challenging environmental conditions.

In 2015, Westwood Curtis Construction completed a critical water main replacement project in and around Town Square for the Town of Jackson, Wyoming, under a highly condensed schedule and within a busy commercial area.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 1,100 linear feet of 12” ductile iron water main

• Work completed within a narrow seasonal window prior to peak summer tourism

• Accelerated construction schedule with pipe installation and surface restoration completed shortly after Memorial Day

• Night work performed to accommodate Town Square businesses and maintain daytime access

• Coordination with Town of Jackson staff during critical water main connections

• Reconstruction of curbs, wooden sidewalks, and concrete paving at a high-traffic intersection

This project demonstrates Westwood Curtis’s ability to execute essential infrastructure upgrades efficiently while minimizing disruption in active, high-visibility downtown environments.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed multiple phases of sewer infrastructure improvements in Wilson, Wyoming, delivering extensive utility installation under challenging groundwater and winter conditions.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of more than 20,000 linear feet of sewer main

• Construction of manholes and sewer service connections

• Installation of HDPE pressure sewer systems

• Construction of three 12-foot-diameter lift stations, each approximately 25 feet deep

• Work performed in high groundwater conditions and winter weather

• Road base grading and roadway paving completed as part of final restoration

Despite difficult site conditions, the project was completed ahead of schedule, reflecting Westwood Curtis’s ability to manage complex utility installations while maintaining efficiency and quality.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed a waterline replacement project within the Town of Jackson, Wyoming, focused on improving utility infrastructure while maximizing efficiency and cost savings.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 4,580 linear feet of ductile iron water main

• Installation of water main fittings, including 4”, 6”, 8”, and 12” gate valves and bends

• Removal of approximately 6,100 square yards of existing asphalt roadway

• On-site asphalt grinding and reuse of pulverized asphalt as road base material

• Placement of approximately 1,150 tons of new asphalt pavement

• Construction of new sidewalks and final surface restoration

By recycling existing asphalt on-site, Westwood Curtis significantly reduced material costs and eliminated asphalt disposal, delivering the project ahead of schedule while maintaining roadway quality and performance.

Westwood Curtis Construction was awarded the contract to complete critical infrastructure work at the Snake River Sporting Club in Teton County, Wyoming, following the project’s transfer to the County using surety bond funding.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of HDPE pressure sewer and water distribution systems to support issuance of certificates of occupancy

• Installation of water distribution infrastructure at the water storage tank

• Construction of a chlorination system

• Subsurface stabilization and completion of the water storage tank

• Repairs to previously installed HDPE pipeline due to deficient installation

• Completion of pressure reducing stations and dosing siphons

• Roadway completion and surface restoration

Prior to substantial completion, Westwood Curtis crews located and repaired existing water and sewer leaks, ensuring system integrity and long-term functionality. This project demonstrates the company’s ability to step into complex, high-responsibility situations and deliver reliable infrastructure under challenging conditions.

Westwood Curtis Construction completed Phase V of the Town of Pinedale Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project, delivering major water, sewer, and stormwater system upgrades under challenging site and schedule constraints.

Project highlights include:

• Replacement of approximately 1,800 linear feet of ductile iron water main

• Replacement of approximately 4,000 linear feet of sewer main

• Installation of approximately 5,000 linear feet of 12”–24” ribbed HDPE storm drain

• Construction of approximately 4,600 feet of sidewalks and associated appurtenances

• Extensive over-excavation of highways, streets, and alleyways

• Work performed under strict timelines due to rising groundwater levels and tight paving schedules

• Coordination with specialized inspections and multiple government agencies tied to funding requirements

Despite difficult conditions and complex oversight, the project was completed more than one month ahead of schedule, with substantial completion achieved in October 2010.

In 2012, Westwood Curtis Construction completed Phase II infrastructure improvements for the Town of Star Valley Ranch, Wyoming, supporting long-term water system reliability and community growth.

Project highlights include:

• Construction of a 1,080-square-foot booster station, well house, and disinfection building

• Installation of mechanical piping, electrical components, and pressure reducing valve (PRV) stations

• Installation of approximately 9,830 linear feet of waterline and associated water services

• Horizontal boring beneath a county road to minimize surface disruption

• Road construction, site work, and landscaping

• Project cost savings of approximately $90,000 achieved through value engineering and efficient construction methods

This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s ability to deliver complex municipal infrastructure while identifying cost-effective solutions without compromising quality or performance.

From 2008 to 2010, Westwood Curtis Construction completed nine phases of water and sewer replacement work within the Rafter J Subdivision in Jackson, Wyoming, addressing widespread infrastructure deterioration caused by challenging soil and groundwater conditions.

Project highlights include:

• Replacement and repair of deteriorated water services, valves, hydrants, and saddles affected by electrolysis

• Rehabilitation of sewer mains impacted by groundwater infiltration and failing manholes

• Work performed in high groundwater conditions, often within feet of the ground surface

• Majority of construction completed during winter months to manage groundwater challenges

• Use of specialized construction methods including:

  • Trenchless service replacement

  • Horizontal boring

  • Vacuum excavation

  • Injection grouting

  • Targeted open excavation

This multi-phase project demonstrates Westwood Curtis’s ability to execute complex underground utility rehabilitation in difficult environmental conditions while maintaining safety and system integrity.

In 2012 and 2013, Westwood Curtis Construction completed multiple sewer main replacement projects in Teton Village, Wyoming, supporting infrastructure reliability in a high-traffic resort environment.

Project highlights include:

• Replacement of existing sewer main serving Teton Village

• Use of pipe bursting methods to address challenging soil conditions and tight timelines

• Installation utilizing 6” and 8” pneumatic pipe bursting equipment

• Minimization of surface disturbance near Jackson Hole Mountain Resort

• Accelerated project completion through trenchless construction methods

This project highlights Westwood Curtis’s ability to adapt construction methods to site constraints while reducing surface impacts in active, high-profile locations.

Beginning in 2012, Westwood Curtis Construction partnered with the City of Rawlins, Wyoming to complete a major water and sewer infrastructure replacement project.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 6,800 linear feet of water main

• Installation of approximately 600 linear feet of sewer main

• Replacement of existing mainlines using a combination of open trenching and pipe bursting

• Installation of all associated appurtenances

• Full street reconstruction following utility work

This project demonstrates Westwood Curtis’s ability to modernize aging infrastructure using efficient construction methods while maintaining roadway integrity and minimizing disruption.

In 2013, Westwood Curtis Construction completed water and sewer infrastructure improvements in Sinclair, Wyoming, supporting long-term utility reliability and community use.

Project highlights include:

• Installation of approximately 1,650 linear feet of water main

• Installation of approximately 1,000 linear feet of sewer main

• Construction of associated appurtenances and a fill station

• Full street and sidewalk reconstruction following utility installation

This project reflects Westwood Curtis’s ability to deliver complete underground utility systems while coordinating surface restoration to minimize long-term disruption and ensure durable results.