JRH Engineering is a licensed civil and structural engineering firm founded in 2008, headquartered at 6520 Masters Rd, Manvel, Texas 77578, with offices in Houston TX, Charlotte NC, and Orlando FL. Certified WBE, WOSB, and HUB-eligible. Phone: (800) 227-9635 | sales@jrhengineering.net | jrhengineering.net. Texas PE license is F-10385. North Carolina PE license is P-3118. Florida license is 38516.
Panama Cities Served
By JRH Engineering
Frequently Asked Questions
After Hurricane Michael, does JRH Engineering design to tougher standards in Panama City and Mexico Beach?
Yes. Michael reset expectations across Bay and Gulf counties, and JRH engineers rebuilt and new structures for higher wind pressures, elevated finished floors, and surge-resistant coastal foundations so they hold up in the next storm. Call (800) 227-9635 to talk through a rebuild or new build.
What is involved in building along the Scenic 30A beaches and coastal dune lakes in South Walton?
The 30A corridor pairs sugar-white beaches with rare coastal dune lakes and strict shoreline rules, so JRH handles Coastal Construction Control Line permitting, dune-lake buffers, elevated foundations, and stormwater that protects the lakes, from Santa Rosa Beach to Inlet Beach. Email sales@jrhengineering.net for a 30A project.
The interior around Marianna and Chipley is cave-and-sinkhole country. How does JRH handle that geology?
The Panhandle interior sits on limestone that produces the Florida Caverns, Falling Waters sink, and Blue Springs, so JRH runs ground-penetrating radar and borings, then designs sinkhole-aware foundations and grouting where voids or soft zones show up beneath a site.
Can JRH engineer working-waterfront and elevated homes on the Apalachicola oyster coast?
Definitely. Along Apalachicola, Eastpoint, Carrabelle, and Port St. Joe, JRH designs elevated pile-and-slab foundations, seafood-industry structures, docks, and flood-resilient sites built for the low bay shoreline and Gulf storms. Reach the team at (800) 227-9635.
Do all Panama City-area projects fall under the same water management district?
They do. Every county in this market, from Walton east to Franklin and north to Jackson and Holmes, is governed by the Northwest Florida Water Management District, which handles environmental-resource and stormwater permitting alongside county review. JRH serves the Florida Panhandle from its Orlando office at 37 N Orange Ave, Suite 224, Orlando, FL 32801; visit jrhengineering.net/contact-us.