At Crossland, growth has never been about getting bigger for the sake of it. It’s about responding to real needs we see from our clients and in the communities where we build. When projects get more complex, timelines get tighter, or markets shift, we invest in the people, tools, and capabilities needed to deliver work with more control and fewer surprises.
That approach reflects what we mean by Building So Much More. Not just completing projects, but building lasting relationships, supporting growing communities, and giving clients solutions that work beyond a single job.
As we move into 2026, Crossland continues to expand its capabilities with intention. These updates are focused on helping clients plan earlier, build smarter, and keep projects moving with greater confidence.
Expanding Our Geographic Reach
A New Home in Central Texas: San Marcos
One of the most notable developments for 2026 is the continued expansion of Crossland’s presence in Texas with the addition of our San Marcos office. Located between Austin and San Antonio, San Marcos places Crossland in one of the fastest-growing regions in the state.
For clients, this means:
- Local leadership supporting commercial, education, and community projects
- Stronger relationships with area architects, engineers, and trade partners
- Faster response times with decision-makers closer to the work
San Marcos brings leadership, accountability, and project oversight closer to the clients and communities we serve in Central Texas.
Crossland Prefab: Growing to Meet Demand
Precast construction components is playing a larger role in how projects are delivered because it solves real challenges in the field. To support growing demand, we have expanded capacity with a new state-of-the-art precast concrete plant in Newton, increasing our ability to produce concrete components efficiently and consistently while supporting tighter schedules across multiple projects.
On a recent project in Leavenworth, Crossland Prefab produced 707 precast concrete panels, completing our largest prefab contract to date at $12 million. The work required tight coordination, detailed planning, and strict quality and safety controls.
What this means for project teams:
- Panels and components are produced when projects need them
- Multiple projects can be supported at the same time
- Quality is more consistent, and schedules are easier to maintain
Crossland Prefab also manufactures rebar and embeds, giving project teams greater control over quality, timing, and installation before materials ever reach the jobsite.
Heavier Infrastructure & Civil Capabilities
As communities grow, infrastructure needs grow with them. In 2026, Crossland continues to expand its heavy civil and infrastructure capabilities to support projects that go beyond vertical construction.
Our teams are taking on:
- More complex site development and utility work
- Larger infrastructure scopes tied to major developments
- Early-phase construction solutions that simplify transitions between scopes
We’re also preparing to build one of the longest bridges in Oklahoma, a milestone project that reflects the scale and complexity of the work our civil teams are equipped to handle.
Crossland self-performs the majority of work in this area. That gives our teams direct control over sequencing, quality, and schedule, and provides clients with a single team accountable for the most critical scopes of the project.
Enhanced Real Estate Services
Crossland’s role doesn’t stop at construction. Crossland Realty Group is a full-service real estate partner and part of the Crossland family of companies.
In 2026, our real estate services continue to evolve to support:
- Site Selection — Identifying and evaluating land options that align with project goals and long-term viability.
- Development Planning — Helping organize how a project will be designed and built.
- Construction Integration — Coordinating real estate insights with the construction plan so development and build teams are aligned from day one.
- Leasing & Property Management — Supporting leasing strategies and ongoing property oversight after a project is complete.
This means clients get support not only in finding the right location, but also in planning a viable project and managing the property once it’s built, all from a single partner that understands the full lifecycle of development
Expanded In-House Equipment Fleet
Reliable equipment is critical to keeping projects moving. By continuing to invest in our own in-house equipment fleet, Crossland gives project teams direct access to the tools they need, without relying on availability from third parties.
In the past year alone, Crossland Construction (CCC) and Crossland Heavy Contractors (CHC) added more than ten large cranes, ranging from 130 to 330 tons, and expanded the fleet to include three hydrovac trucks. Today, Crossland maintains an equipment fleet valued at more than $100 million.
For clients, this means:
- Equipment is available when projects need it, not when rentals allow
- Critical lifts and specialized work can be scheduled with more certainty
- Fewer delays tied to equipment shortages or logistics
- Better coordination between crews, equipment, and schedule
Owning and operating our own equipment allows Crossland to control timing, reduce risk, and keep work moving, especially on complex projects where delays can quickly compound.
Built for What’s Next
Crossland is committed to building with purpose, accountability, and long-term thinking. Each area of growth within our capabilities is designed to give clients more control, clearer planning, and better outcomes.
We will continue to share how these capabilities are being applied on real projects.
At Crossland, growth isn’t about building more.
It’s about building smarter, taking responsibility, and delivering work our clients can stand behind, now and long after the job is done.
One Crossland. More Capabilities.
