Highline designs and builds mission-critical infrastructure systems across water, power, and fire protection. Our focus is engineered performance and design-build accountability for high-risk and complex sites.

Yes. Highline is headquartered in Colorado and supports select projects nationwide where site conditions, risk profile, and scope align with our capabilities. National engagements are evaluated on a project-specific basis.

Highline is best suited for projects requiring engineered infrastructure performance: wildfire defense water supply, complex pumping, standby power integrated with critical loads, and remote sites with real constraints on access, utilities, and climate.

Yes. Highline builds water storage, intakes, wet sumps, transfer and booster pumping, pressure stabilization, and engineered interfaces to downstream systems.

We size systems based on required terminal conditions (flow and pressure) and model static lift, friction losses, elevation gain, suction conditions (NPSH), and equipment curves to ensure performance under real site constraints.

Yes. Freeze exposure, below-frost strategies, heat trace requirements, access planning, and seasonal constraints are treated as design drivers and incorporated into system configuration.

Yes. Highline designs and builds standby power systems including generator packages, ATS and distribution integration, fuel systems, and commissioning.

We evaluate inrush, sequencing, and control strategy, and size generators accordingly. Where appropriate, we integrate VFDs and control logic to ensure stable starts and predictable operation.

Yes. Generator output and cooling performance change with elevation and temperature. We account for derating during sizing and equipment selection to protect real-world performance.

Highline’s core focus is the infrastructure backbone—water supply, pumping capacity, pressure stability, standby power, and controls integration. Downstream distribution or spray components may be delivered by specialized partners depending on the project.

Yes. We plan systems with awareness of applicable NFPA guidance and local AHJ requirements. Where needed, we coordinate with licensed engineers for review and documentation.

Yes. Highline commonly delivers integrated design-build scope, providing performance accountability from early design through commissioning and turnover.

Site location, elevation, water source, performance targets (flow/pressure), electrical conditions, access constraints, and any existing design documents. If you don’t have all details, we can start with what’s available.