MH Civil Constructors, Inc.

MH Civil Constructors, Inc. is a heavy civil contractor based in Amarillo, Texas, whose work centers on the water, wastewater and drainage infrastructure that municipalities depend on. Founded by two partners with ten thousand dollars and a broken machine, it has grown into a contractor trusted with some of the state's larger water projects.

The company's three service lines are potable water supply, including pipe networks, pumping and storage; wastewater collection and treatment, from gravity sewers to treatment facilities; and stormwater and drainage, from culverts and basins to flood control. Featured projects include Lubbock's municipal wastewater conveyance, the north and south water treatment plants and a ground storage tank in Lubbock, the Sundown water treatment plant, a water main and raw water pump station at Lake Tawakoni for Greenville, and the Kemp-Monroe storm drainage project in Wichita Falls.

For a pavement directory, the relevant capability is what municipal clients describe: Lubbock's city engineer credits MH Civil with more than a decade of street repair and construction, accessibility work, erosion control and utility pipelines, and engineers from several firms describe it as proactive about unforeseen field conditions and willing to work through solutions with owners. A one-million-gallon-per-day plant built for the small city of Archer was finished ahead of schedule with change orders under one percent of contract value.

MH Civil frames its purpose around infrastructure that keeps pace with growing communities, and it recruits with that pitch.