Moss Utilities

Great day out on the green! A couple of our team members recently had the pleasure of hitting the links at the beautiful Mansfield National Golf Club. We joined a fantastic golfing group, teeing off alongside fellow professionals who are driving the home construction and building supply industries forward. There’s nothing quite like trading the office for the fairway to build relationships, share industry insights, and enjoy a little friendly competition with our peers. A very special thank you to Daniel Gottlieb for helping organize the event!

Step into the passenger seat, and hit the road with JP! We are thrilled to share a sneak peek of our upcoming feature, "Heavy Haul with JP." This slice-of-life portrait captures everything from the quiet focus of JP's morning routine, to the hands-on grit needed to prep a rig for a massive haul. At Moss Utilities, our greatest asset will always be our people. We know that by supporting our team, they are empowered to bring their best selves to the job site every single day. Full feature coming next week!

For almost five years, Nelly has been an essential part of the Moss Utilities family. She brings immense dedication and a vibrant personality to our team. Since she joined us, she has watched the company grow from around 80 employees to nearly 600! As our payroll expert, Nelly's process is extremely thorough; she goes through about 500 timecards every week. Her ultimate point of pride is ensuring nobody gets a short paycheck, and that everyone is compensated for their hard work. Thank you, Nelly, for your dedication, your constant growth, and for always looking out for our crews!

The real work happens before the foundation is even poured. Dive into the trenches with our Moss ground crews! We’re out here delivering the essential underground wet utilities water, sanitary sewer, storm drains, and fire lines that keep massive projects moving forward on schedule. Delivering this level of infrastructure requires immense skill, and our crews consistently execute with the highest standards of safety, accuracy, and professionalism.

The Moss Utilities team is hard at work laying the groundwork for a new Multi-Family Development in McKinney, Texas. When it comes to comprehensive underground infrastructure, our crews have the experience and precision to handle it all. Standard precon coordination ensured we hit the ground running on this site, and we are making great progress. Here is a look at the scope of work our team is tackling: Storm Drainage (6" - 48"): 5,200 LF Water Main (4" - 12"): 4,720 LF Sanitary Sewer (4" - 8"): 2,890 LF Fire Line (4" & 6"): 235 LF Structures & Earthwork Precast: 42 Total Junction Boxes (3x3, 4x4, and 5x5) Cast-in-Place: 3' x 3' outfall structure and a 42" headwall Earthwork: 6,400 Cubic Yards of haul-off Incredible work by the crew in the field keeping this project moving safely and efficiently. We are proud to build the reliable infrastructure that supports the growing McKinney community!

A huge thank you to everyone who came out and made the Moss Utilities Annual Doubles Pickleball Tournament such a massive success! We had an absolute blast stepping out of the office and onto the courts for some friendly competition and we especially loved seeing the hilarious costumes some of our teams showed up in! We believe that working hard means playing hard, too. Getting our team together for events like this strengthens our communication and reminds us why we love working together every day.

At Moss Utilities, our strength comes from our people. Today, we’re keeping the Moss Fuerte momentum going by spotlighting our incredible Foreman, Jose! With 21 years of construction experience under his belt, Jose joined the Moss family 7 years ago and hit the ground running as a Foreman from day one. He’s the kind of leader who isn't afraid to get his hands dirty—whether he’s managing a complex project, jumping on the heavy machinery to help the crew, or working on his absolute favorite type of pipe: the sewer line. Jose is a proud "Girl Dad" to three amazing daughters. When he’s off the clock, you can usually find him listening to Norteña music, catching a Monterrey soccer game, or relaxing by the water. Jose’s hands-on leadership has made a massive impact on our team over the years. When we asked him what advice he has for the guys in the field looking to step up in their careers, his message was simple but powerful: "To become a foreman, you have to be open to learning and being able to take feedback." Moss Fuerte Jose!

We’re excited to announce that Moss Utilities will be attending the Data Center Investment Conference & Expo (DICE): National THIS WEEK! As digital infrastructure continues to expand across the country, we’re proud to be part of the conversations shaping the future of data center development, utility infrastructure, and large-scale construction. If you’ll be attending, we’d love to connect and discuss how Moss Utilities supports mission-critical projects with scalable, reliable infrastructure solutions. Where: Maryland When: May 12–14 Send us a message to schedule a meeting.

We recently brought our team together for a company-wide Town Hall, and it was a highly productive and inspiring session. As we continue to experience rapid growth, it’s more important than ever to pause, align our vision, and set our sights on the future. Our central theme for the next chapter? Moving from "Good to Great." We’ve built a fantastic foundation, but scaling a rapidly growing company means stepping up our game. To make that leap, we are doubling down on what truly drives our success: our people and our processes. The transition from good to great doesn't happen overnight, but with the incredible team we have in place, we are well on our way. Here’s to the journey ahead. Moss Fuerte!

Rain might keep us out of the trenches, but it never stops our commitment to safety. As an underground wet utilities company, a rained-out job site just means it's time to pivot. Today, the Moss Utilities crews are taking advantage of the weather by practicing our quality assurance procedures and job hazard analysis. While it’s common in the industry to treat a rain delay as an unexpected day off, our ground crews are built differently. Their willingness to show up, stay sharp, and shift their focus to training speaks volumes about their relentless dedication to their craft and to looking out for one another.