JRH Recent Blog Posts

JRH Engineering's principal hit a growth ceiling doing everything himself. Here's the lesson, and what a coordinated team actually delivers.

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

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.

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.

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

2026 Houston Flood & Stormwater Solutions | JRH Engineering

The City of Houston IDM Chapter 9 stormwater rules changed June 1, 2026. JRH Engineering explains the new detention rate and what developers must check.

FEMA is updating Harris County flood maps. Find out if your property is newly at risk, what the changes mean, and what steps to take before maps become final.

Planning a barndominium, detention pond, or rural land development in TX, NC or FL? JRH Engineering covers civil, structural & SWPPP requirements.