JRH Recent Blog Posts

Some building permits require a stamped, sealed engineering plan. See what triggers that requirement across TX, FL, and NC projects.

Toyota's NC megasite is fueling a $100M mixed-use development boom in Guilford County. See how JRH Engineering supports civil and land development in the Triad.

Parts of Texas are still flooding as of July 2026. JRH is helping developers keep projects on schedule with drainage design and flood-resilient planning.

JetZero's $4.7B, 600-acre Greensboro campus is North Carolina's largest project ever. See what it means for residential land development nearby.

Toyota's $3.6B San Antonio expansion signals more heavy industrial construction ahead in Texas. See the civil and structural engineering it demands.

JRH Engineering used regional detention pond credits to free 11+ acres for development in Katy, TX. See how site value and timelines improved.

Florida has active flood infrastructure grants available now through July–Sept 2026. Learn how to access FDEP Resilient Florida funding with JRH Engineering.

North Carolina has millions in flood infrastructure grants available now. Learn how developers and municipalities access NC flood funding with JRH Engineering.

Texas has $312M in grants and 0% loans available for flood and stormwater projects. Learn how developers can access TWDB funding with JRH Engineering.

Florida permitting services for the July 1, 2026 timeline changes. See what developers can expect and how JRH Engineering keeps projects permit-ready.

2026 Houston Flood & Stormwater Solutions | JRH Engineering

Florida HB 803 exempts $7,500 single-family work from permits—but not in flood zones. JRH Engineering breaks down what developers and owners must know.