Landmark Structures

Landmark Structures Founded in 1974 in Canada, and in 1985 in the U.S. We have now added spheroid elevated tanks for lower capacity applications.

As a specialty engineering and contracting company, Landmark is recognized as an industry leader in the design, construction, and maintenance of storage tanks for the industrial, military, and municipal sectors. as a specialty engineering and contracting company, Landmark works throughout North America, with principal offices in Dallas/Fort Worth, Toronto, and Chicago. We are committed to growth t

hrough leveraging our core competencies in planning, engineering and construction excellence, cooperative project execution, and client service with expansion into new markets involving water, energy and the environment. Landmark Structures transformed water storage with the introduction of the composite elevated tank, combining a reinforced concrete pedestal and welded steel tank. In a span of less than 20 years, this development propelled us from innovator to market leader, with the composite elevated tank rising to become the established industry standard for large capacity storage of up to 3.5 million gallons.

Heat is one of the most underestimated hazards on a construction site. When temperatures on a job site approach 100°F,...
06/19/2026

Heat is one of the most underestimated hazards on a construction site.

When temperatures on a job site approach 100°F, the risk to our crews can change by the hour.

Elevated tank construction doesn't stop for summer. Our teams work through some of the most extreme conditions and managing that safely requires more than just water coolers on site.

Here is how Landmark approaches hot weather safety:

▪️ Adjusted work schedules. work schedules are shifted to early morning or overnight hours when conditions allow.
▪️ Hydration and rest cycles. Crews schedule work-rest intervals based on heat index, not just temperature. Supervisors monitor conditions throughout the day.
▪️ Heat illness training. Every field team member is trained to recognize the early signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, in themselves and in their coworkers.
▪️ Task planning around exposure. High-exertion tasks are scheduled during cooler hours. When possible, work is performed at grade rather than at elevation, reducing radiant heat exposure.

Summer doesn't pause construction timelines, but it demands a different level of planning to keep people safe while delivering on schedule.

06/17/2026

"If you can identify the problem, you probably have the answer already."

That's the philosophy that's guided Rolf Pawski through 30+ years at Landmark Structures, and through solving engineering challenges on three continents.

As Chief Engineer and an active supporter and participant in the writing of the AWWA D-107 Standard, Rolf has shaped not just how we build elevated tanks, but how the industry defines what a quality tank should be.

We asked him what separates Landmark from the rest. His answer might surprise you or it might be exactly what you'd expect from someone who sums up an engineering philosophy in one word.

06/12/2026

Most construction firms use the same crew to multitask every phase of a project.

It’s common. But it’s not efficient.

At hashtag , we don’t operate like a typical contractor. Instead of one crew juggling everything, we deploy scope-specific, specialized crews for every distinct phase:

▪️ Civil and foundation work
▪️ Architectural pedestal construction
▪️ Steel tank er****on
▪️ Final coatings and finish-out

Why does this matter for your project?

1. Zero downtime. Seamless handoffs keep the schedule moving.
2. Less rework. Experts doing what they do best means fewer mistakes.
3. Total control. We don’t rely on subcontractors for critical path scope early in the project.

We own the process from the ground up.

The result? Better quality, faster timelines, and a predictable budget.

Stop settling for the "jack of all trades" approach. Let’s talk about how phase-specialized construction can transform your next project.

06/10/2026

A new record – largest foundation in our history!

2,100+ cubic yards of concrete in 2 overnight foundation placements of the 3.0 MG Composite Elevated Tank (CET) in Wapakoneta, Ohio.

▪️ Nearly one-half million pounds of reinforcement
▪️ 200 loads of concrete delivered by 20+ trucks from 2 batch plants
▪️ Placement rate over 140 cy per hour throughout both nights
▪️ A 48-meter pump truck and a telebelt truck running simultaneously

A foundation pour at this scale requires weeks of planning, precise coordination, and a crew that knows how to execute when it counts. Landmark would like to thank our partners including SpringCreek Corp (COLAS company), Wenning Concrete Pumping, and Bowser-Morner, Inc. This team delivered!!

Watch the full video to see how it came together.

05/28/2026

The Grand Prairie Robinson Road Elevated Storage Tank has won a Dallas Section Award from the Illuminating Engineering Society - and it's now headed to national judging.

The logo lighting design, led by Freese and Nichols, brought a level of artistry to this project that caught the attention of judges and the community alike.

Congratulations to the full project team, and fingers crossed for the next round!

Is your elevated water tank designed to support your community through extreme weather conditions? On May 3, 1999, an F...
05/22/2026

Is your elevated water tank designed to support your community through extreme weather conditions?

On May 3, 1999, an F-3 tornado tore through Stroud, Oklahoma with winds up to 200 mph. The Tanger Outlet Mall along with homes, businesses, and the local hospital were damaged or destroyed.

The Composite Elevated Tank (CET), designed to be a highly robust structural system, survived and over 25 years later is still standing.

Structural resilience is just the beginning. Gravity-fed pressure reduces water hammer incidents, cuts pumping and maintenance expenses, and ensures communities stay supplied through power outages, extreme weather, and cyber threats.

Ask how to build resiliency into your system, contact us today.

05/19/2026

Quality assurance in elevated tank construction doesn't start at the job site. It starts at the steel mill.

At Landmark, every plate is barcoded and traceable from the mill to its final placement on the tank.

Plates are shop-blasted and primed before leaving our facility, mitigating corrosion during transit and reducing surface prep time in the field.

Our in-house plasma cutting and contour beveling systems reduce weld seams in the finished product, which directly improves coating quality and extends tank life.

And because our engineering and fabrication teams are integrated under one roof, the gaps that come with subcontracted work simply don't exist here.

Have questions about our fabrication capabilities? Let's connect.

05/15/2026

The difference between a concrete pedestal that looks "engineered" and one that looks "poured" comes down to process.

Pour lines. Color variation. Shade inconsistency. These aren't cosmetic accidents, they're the result of placement techniques that weren't controlled tightly enough. On an elevated tank pedestal, where every square foot is visible to the community for decades, that matters.

Architectural concrete placement eliminates these issues through precise sequencing, controlled lift heights, consistent vibration, and careful timing between pours. The goal is a uniform, monolithic finish with no visible cold joints or tonal shifts, even as temperature, humidity, and wind conditions change throughout the day.

In our Elevated Engineering series, we break down exactly how this process works.

05/11/2026

No address. No roads. No utilities. No cell service.

That's what Landmark's team walked into when construction began on Florida's first-ever Composite Elevated Tank (CET) in the City of Crestview.

The tank provides essential water storage for a planned school site and support the community's future growth. But getting it built meant solving a different kind of challenge at every turn.

▪️ Florida's summer heat pushed the team to rotate crews, increase hydration breaks, and restructure schedules around safety.

▪️ Welding in a heavily wooded area required coordinating with City officials and the local Fire Department to establish a reliable hydrant source.

▪️ Concrete suppliers adjusted mixes for extended workability to account for hour-long delivery times.

▪️ And with no cell coverage on site, a Starlink unit kept communications running.

The result? A completed CET that proves what's possible when preparation meets persistence.

Proud to deliver this milestone for the City of Crestview and the community it will serve for decades to come.

04/28/2026

Safety isn't just a protocol — it's the foundation of everything we build.

Today, on World Day for Safety and Health at Work, Landmark is proud to reaffirm our commitment to the well-being of our people and partners.

We recognize that a safe and healthy working environment is a fundamental right. That's why our approach goes beyond simply checking the compliance box. We are dedicated to proactively engineering solutions that protect both the physical and mental health of everyone involved in our projects, on and off the site.

By integrating safety into the very core of our design process, we anticipate and mitigate challenges before they become risks. At Landmark, we don't just construct buildings; we engineer environments where safety is built into the blueprint.

Thank you to our incredible team for making safety a priority every single day. Let's continue to build a safer tomorrow, together.

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