Spradling Engineering, LLC

Our team is engaging in community volunteering this weekend. The project demands care and commitment. I’m sure you can tell the difference between before and after.

We are proud sponsors of Austin Smiles - The Austin Plastic Surgery Foundation an organization that means so much to us and the families it serves.
If you’re interested in sponsoring this event or the upcoming gala, we’d love to connect and share more details. We’re also currently seeking auction items for the gala and welcome your support in making this event a success.
Please reach out to learn more.

Huge thank you to Spradling Engineering, LLC for their generous support of our event! We are so grateful for your partnership and for helping make this event possible. Your support plays a vital role in advancing our mission and impacting the lives of those we serve.

We truly appreciate your commitment to our community—thank you for being part of it! 💙

Learn more about the Shoot and check out our raffles and auction items. You might just win BIG! Click here: https://ow.ly/rTrC50YxNfh

Just a friendly reminder that our office will be closed on Monday, January 19th in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day!

We’re proud to share a little about someone who’s been part of Spradling Engineering since the very beginning — our son, Isaac James Spradling.

Isaac is currently a sophomore in the College of Architecture at Texas A&M, and alongside his studies he has been working with us in the business at varying levels of responsibility since we opened our doors. This past semester, his design studio final focused on the design of a bathhouse along the Trinity River in Dallas, with an emphasis on materiality, form, and biophilic design.

His team explored how architecture can create emotional and sensory experiences, using petal-like forms to shape the interior spaces and layered levels rather than rigid, orthogonal layouts. The project combined wave-inspired geometry, a bold pink EIFS exterior, and a warm, wood-rich interior intended to feel natural, calming, and restorative.

We love seeing the next generation of designers and engineers think deeply about how the built environment affects people — not just structurally, but experientially. It’s been a privilege watching Isaac grow into his craft, and we’re excited to see where his path leads.