JRH Recent Blog Posts

A 100+ acre Texas site was sold as utility-ready. Here's why capacity, distance, and pipeline conflicts changed the real cost of the deal.

Subdividing land involves surveying, utility planning, drainage, and county approval. See how JRH Engineering handles it in TX, NC, and FL.

Stormwater injection wells can reduce surface land dedicated to drainage in South Florida, increasing developable acreage and project ROI.

Water intake structures range from municipal treatment plants to private wells. See how JRH Engineering designs water supply for land development.

See how existing ponds and tanks became compliant detention facilities on real Texas sites — the same dual-purpose thinking cities are adopting.

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.

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.