DBR’s experience in higher education began in 1988 when the firm was tasked with the renovation design for University of Houston’s John M. O’Quinn Law Library and Moody Towers. After almost 30 years of successfully producing over 500 higher education projects within the Greater Houston and College Station area, DBR continues to expand and solidify its footprint in the thriving Texas Hill Country.
With a small office on Mercer Street in Houston, David W. Day began DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc. in 1972, with one employee, his wife, who worked as the company’s bookkeeper. Today, DBR employs more than 120 employees throughout seven offices and works on multi-discipline engineering projects throughout Texas. The firm earned $18 million in revenue in 2016, appearing on Houston Business Journal’s Fast 100 and San Antonio Business Journal’s Fast Track rankings.
DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc. is eager to announce the promotion of Zac Morton, PE, LEED AP® to Partner. Equipped with poise, Zac believes the key to staying client-centric while experiencing strategic growth is by ensuring the San Antonio office has the resources available to continue to thrive.
We at DBR would like to congratulate and thank these team members for their exceptional performance! Together they demonstrate their unwavering commitment to excellence and knowledge to our clients and their projects.
DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc. announces the addition of Dan Milgrim, PE, as Director of Science & Technology. Milgrim brings a unique perspective to DBR, with more than 25 years of experience in design and construction management for medical, pharmaceutical and laboratory environments.
After three previous extensions, LEED v4 officially took effect November 1, 2016, ensuring all projects are registered under the LEED v4 rating system. In the time since LEED 2012 was originally scheduled to roll out as a required standard, the building industry and code has had a chance to catch up to the high expectations of LEED v4 making certification less daunting.
Addison, Texas – DBR Engineering Consultants, Inc., a Houston-based mechanical, electrical and plumbing consulting engineering firm announces the opening of its sixth office located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
DBR is excited to announce a new initiative between our company and a local charitable organization, Star of Hope – “…a Christ-centered community dedicated to meeting the needs of homeless men, women and their children.”
The 75,000 square foot Conroe Police Station and Court Facility we recently engineered utilizes a hybrid geothermal HVAC system.
On Wednesday, June 4th, DBR and several local companies attended The Fort Bend County Women’s Center’s Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting ceremony for its newest PennyWise Resale Center in Richmond, Texas.