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Protecting communities through reliable water infrastructure built for resilience, performance, and sustainability.

Reliable water infrastructure is fundamental to public health, environmental stewardship, and community resilience. Agencies must manage potable water delivery, stormwater systems, and wastewater treatment while addressing aging infrastructure, regulatory requirements, climate impacts, and long-term sustainability.

Matrix partners with public-sector clients to plan, design, and support water systems that are dependable, efficient, and resilient. Our services span potable water storage and distribution, stormwater management, flood mitigation, watershed planning, and wastewater collection and treatment infrastructure.

We support communities through hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, flood hazard mitigation planning, river and stream restoration, and pre- and post-wildfire recovery initiatives. Our team integrates engineering, environmental services, and regulatory coordination to help clients protect life and property while maintaining system performance.

From system upgrades to long-range resilience planning, Matrix delivers practical, data-driven solutions that strengthen water infrastructure and safeguard communities for the future.

Services

Featured Project

Weir Gulch Concept Design

Featured Project

East Troublesome Fire Restoration Plan

Featured Project

Goldsmith Gulch West Tributary at Caley Pond

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Weir Gulch Concept Design

Denver, CO

Project Bio

An urban waterway in Denver faced flood risk, aging infrastructure, and neighborhood connectivity challenges across a densely developed corridor. Matrix delivered concept solutions integrating hazard mitigation, ecological restoration, and community priorities, helping advance a resilient, long-term flood management framework for the corridor.

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East Troublesome Fire Restoration Plan

Grand County, CO

Project Bio

Severe wildfire damage created flooding, sediment, and water quality risks across a major watershed in Grand County. Matrix developed prioritized restoration strategies and rehabilitation concepts that reduced downstream threats, accelerated recovery planning, and strengthened long-term watershed resilience.

Key Highlights

Goldsmith Gulch West Tributary at Caley Pond

Greenwood Village, CO

Project Bio

A regional detention facility in Greenwood Village had lost capacity due to sedimentation, invasive vegetation, and erosion, threatening critical infrastructure within a regulatory floodway. Matrix restored the detention function through redesigned water quality, flood control, and maintenance features — improving long-term performance, protecting surrounding neighborhoods, and reducing recurring maintenance demands.

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