We are proud to announce that 2016 commemorates our 40th year in business. What started out as a small office of four people in San Luis Obispo, has grown into a multi-office company that provides Engineering, Survey, Automation, and Planning services throughout California. Would you like a commemorative hat and pin to celebrate our 40th year with us? Email [email protected]...

Engineering Week (EWeek) is a week-long series of events that celebrates how engineers make a difference in our world. EWeek also increase public dialogue about the needs of engineers and, most importantly, brings engineering to life for kids, educators, and parents. Cannon will be participating in EWeek by sending engineers to schools throughout San Luis Obispo to tell students about...

Education can have a tremendous effect on acceptance levels and public opinion of reuse projects. Watch Cannon’s webinar (below) titled, “Solutions for Acceptance: Using Education to Reduce the Ick-Factor and Increase Understanding” to hear about more about our study and findings. [youtube id=”9R100CAx_pg” maxwidth=”560″] Help us advance our study by participating in our short survey: Recycled Water Outreach Survey Presented by:...

When one of Cannon’s clients started renovating a large manufacturing and office building in downtown LA, they discovered that using existing plans weren’t enough to account for  all of the building features in this century-old building. That is where Cannon’s team of Survey, Structural, and CAD design experts came into play! Combining the use of scanning, modeling and design technologies, our...

Public perception is a critical element to implementing a successful recycling project. What if you could help drive positive public perception through 30 minutes of education? Get the results from a recently conducted survey by reading Cannon’s whitepaper titled, “Can Education Eliminate the Ick-Factor?: Measuring Acceptance Levels of Reclaimed Water Use.”...

San Luis Obispo, California, July 29, 2015 – For the fifth year in a row, Cannon’s Well Worth It volunteers gathered to raise money to build wells in developing countries. Close to 30 Cannon employees and volunteers grilled up 1,450 pounds of tri-tip, served 70 gallonsof chorizo beans, sliced 175 loaves of buttery sourdough bread, and packed 350 fresh garden...

San Luis Obispo, California, August 6, 2015 – Cannon today announced that the company’s CFO, Bob Stets, has decided to retire from the Chief Financial Officer position in September, starting a transition over the next several months. “Bob Stets has been a very strong team member.  His business acumen and operations knowledge have helped the firm grow and thrive through...

August 6, 2015 – Cannon today announced that Bruce Ray, formerly President and Publisher of SanLuisObispo.com and The Tribune Media Companies, will join its management team as CFO. Ray joined The Tribune in 2007 as Chief Financial Officer and has made many contributions to both The Tribune and The McClatchy Co. during his tenure, including restructuring the digital media arm,...

Recognized as one of the premier cycling events in the West, the Death Ride took Loose Cannons through 129 miles and up 15,000 feet of climbing on the precarious five pass course. With company president Mike Cannon at the helm, this year’s derring-doers included Larry Kraemer, John Evans, Jeff and Angie Spannbauer, Cara Martinez and her sister Meggie Elledge, Jordan...

The success of Paso Robles’s 21st Green and Complete Street, and Cannon’s role in its accomplishments has been recognized once again! To view a pdf of the article, click here: Award-Winning 21st Street Turns Roadway Into “Green and Complete Street” Landscape Architects Network’s recent article, Award-Winning 21st Street Turns Roadway Into “Green and Complete Street” reviewed the innovation and expertise...