JRH Recent Blog Posts

Major companies relocating to Texas 2026–2030 including Chevron, Public Storage, and Devon Energy. JRH Engineering & Environmental Services provides civil and structural engineering for projects in this growth corridor.

Navigating Florida’s Stormwater Rules: ERP/FDPES Nutrient Reduction and Discharge Requirements Reshape Development What sparked the changes, how design is evolving, and the solutions helping developers meet the new standard. A New Era for Stormwater in Florida Florida has entered a new regulatory era. Updates to the Environmental Resource Permit program tied to FDPES stormwater discharge requirements are changing how development projects are designed and permitted across Sout

Learn what’s new in the 2026 Florida Building Code 9th Edition with insights from JRH Engineering & Environmental Services.

NCDEQ’s Spring 2026 water infrastructure funding opens soon. Learn deadlines, eligible projects, and how JRH helps NC applicants win awards.

Alvin Marketplace retail project (architect: Boucher Design Group) and the Grand Parkway Segment B-1 tollway will drive significant growth, including a forecast of 21,000 new homes. JRH Engineering provides civil, structural, and land development services for Texas projects in this corridor.

Barndominiums vs custom homes in Florida 2026: faster and cheaper, but must meet strict hurricane codes. JRH’s low-overhead model provides affordable site planning, infrastructure, and foundation engineering.

Barndominiums vs custom homes in North Carolina 2026: faster build and lower cost with flexible design. JRH’s low-overhead model delivers affordable site planning, infrastructure, and foundation engineering.

Barndominiums vs custom homes in Texas 2026: faster build, lower cost, and flexible design. JRH’s low-overhead model delivers affordable site planning, infrastructure, and foundation engineering.

FDOT updated its Roadway Design Manual for 2026. Discover how the new rules affect subdivision streets, intersections, and drainage in Orlando, Tampa, Miami, and growing Florida areas.

NCDOT updated its Roadway Design Manual in late 2025. See how the new rules affect subdivision streets, intersections, and drainage in Charlotte, Raleigh, and growing North Carolina areas.

The TxDOT Roadway Design Manual was revised in November 2024. Discover the latest updates affecting subdivision streets, intersections, and drainage in DFW, Houston, and Austin. JRH helps you stay compliant and on schedule.

JRH gives you one point of contact for civil and structural projects across TX, NC, and FL—simplifying communication, permitting, and design.