Groundwater levels in the intermountain basins of Nevada vary from hundreds of feet deep on the alluvial fans to five feet deep or less in central portions of the valleys. There are areas where artesian pressures, coupled with the correct geologic setting, can cause groundwater to naturally seep out from the ground as springs. It.. read more →
While clay is highly beneficial to keeping your plants hydrated due to its ability to hold water, it can be a nuisance when it comes to your project. Microscopically, clay is made of tiny particles with little air space and for this reason, water drains slowly through clay. If you are simply looking to plant a.. read more →
Katherine was nominated by fellow staff for making their days brighter and being helpful. Congratulations Katherine on being named 3rd Quarter Staff Star! read more →
This past October, GES celebrated 25 years with clients, staff, friends, and family. Stories were shared, games were played, and German themed food and beer were aplenty. GES’ 25 years of success isn’t an accident, although owner Greg DeSart may say there’s a lot of luck involved, but more of a winning formula of hiring.. read more →
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GES is very proud to have been a part of this great project! http://mesquitelocalnews.com/2016/07/exit-118-opens-new-roads-to-mesquite/ read more →
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- 07 Apr 2021Does your project have groundwater?Groundwater levels in the intermountain basins of Nevada vary from hundreds of feet deep on the allu...