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JRH Recent Blog Posts


Fast-Track Civil Design for Data Center Workforce Camps
How JRH Engineering delivered civil design for a 32-acre, 420-person data center workforce camp in Childress, TX in 26 days, phased so earthwork began early.
4 days ago3 min read


Houston's 30-Day Permitting Pilot: Developer Guide
Houston's 30-Day Residential Permitting Pilot targets permits in 30 business days for select single-family projects. See who qualifies and how to prepare.
Sep 193 min read


Not All Dirt Is Worth the Dig: Why Feasibility Matters
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.
Sep 154 min read


New Hwy 249 Warehouse Signals Harris Co. Industrial Growth
A new 14.4-acre Highway 249 warehouse highlights the drainage, detention, and TxDOT demands behind Harris County's industrial growth
Sep 114 min read


Barndominiums vs. Custom Houses in Texas: A Comprehensive Guide
Comparing barndominiums and custom houses in Texas? See the real structural, foundation, and code differences from JRH Engineering.
Sep 84 min read


How to Subdivide Land in Texas | JRH Engineering & Environmental
Subdividing land involves surveying, utility planning, drainage, and county approval. See how JRH Engineering handles it in TX, NC, and FL.
Sep 86 min read


Stormwater Injection Wells Boost Developable FL Land & ROI
Stormwater injection wells can reduce surface land dedicated to drainage in South Florida, increasing developable acreage and project ROI.
Sep 33 min read


Understanding Water Intake Structures: A Guide by JRH Engineering
Water intake structures range from municipal treatment plants to private wells. See how JRH Engineering designs water supply for land development.
Aug 213 min read


Shear Wall Solutions for Open Floor Plans in TX
Large windows and open floor plans can conflict with shear wall requirements. See how JRH Engineering provided solutions on a real Texas project.
Aug 193 min read


Dual-Purpose Detention Ponds: A Texas Case Study
See how existing ponds and tanks became compliant detention facilities on real Texas sites — the same dual-purpose thinking cities are adopting.
Aug 113 min read
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